This article is about the Indian Premier League (IPL) season 6 spot fixing.
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| Towel in the waistband of Sreesanth (courtesy: Times Now) |
It
was vigilant and prompt action of Delhi Police crime branch which has unearthed
the spot fixing in the season 6 IPL. Under spot fixing members of the Rajasthan
Royals; Sreesanth, Ankeet Chavan and Ajit Chandila have
been apprehended. Cricket has been synonym to money in the present time from
the skilled game of the father of cricket Don Bradman.
Anything
which is becoming popular has to have a dark side of its own. Cricket is a game
which has lot of money and from where this money is being flushed in. The
shocking statement of Ajit Chandila is also making it clear that there would
have been fixing in all the IPL seasons. He has been heard talking to
the bookies that he had done what he was told to do in IPL Season 5 also
but he could not give the right signal at the right time.
Spot
Fixing
It
is a system wherein the bookie has verbal conversation about the directions
given to the players which he has to follow on field. When the player gives the
signal from the field the bookies start the bet and the share is transferred to
the player as the fee. It is not only IPL but other cricket tournament which
have this virus of fixing.
Press conference called by Delhi Police (courtesy: Times Now)
Spot
Fixing in IPL
In
a press conference on the eve of spot fixing in IPL season 6, the Delhi Police Commissioner
Neeraj Kumar said the three bowlers took cash for bowling in a pattern to fetch
number of runs in three distinctive IPL matches.
Sreesanth
in the match held on May 9 at Mohali gave signal to the bookie by
tucking towel in his waistband wherein he was suppose to give 13 or more runs
in that particular over. The signal was given at a right time which made to
bookie to increase the bet and on the field Sreesanth gave 15 runs in that
particular over.
In
the first over of his spell he is seen in the video–which was played be the
police at the press conference held on this spot fixing–without towel in his waistband. Before the starting
of the second when Sreesanth tucked towel in his waistband did some warm-up and
other activities providing the bookies ample time for betting. For this
Sreesanth was promised to be given six million rupees.
Board
of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has been minting money through
these IPLs and is hand in gloves with the bookies also.
Future
of Students
Why
the matches are being held in the months when the schools are preparing for the
annual examination? It is a conspiracy to spoil the educational system which is
bringing out brains that are the best in the world. It is a conspiracy which
will unearth maybe when people will forget my blog. The conspirators are the
low caliber people who have now attained the prestigious places in governance,
God alone knows how
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