Live Blog: Ishant back for Hyderabad as they opt to bat
Ishant Sharma replaced Anand Rajan for Hyderabad, while Vikramjeet Malik and Dishant Yagnik were included in places of Pravin Tambe and Sachin Baby by Rajasthan.No one in the Indian cricket team is honest: ex-betting king
In an exclusive interview to CNN-IBN, former betting king Dinesh Kalgi added fuel to the raging spot-fixing fire by making startling revelations, going to the extent of saying that no player in the Indian team is honest.Premature to say whether Sreesanth guilty or not: KCA
Kerala Cricket Association said it was premature to say whether pacer Sreesanth was guilty or not as a probe is currently going on into the whole issue.No communication from Sahara regarding pullout: BCCI
In a media release on Wednesday, the Indian cricket board has said it has not received any direct intimation from the Sahara Group regarding their withdrawal from the IPL.Sreesanth owns a company to run 'betting houses'
The noose around tainted India pacer Sreesanth was tightened on Wednesday with documents, which CNN-IBN has access to, showing that he owns a company called S36 Sports & Entertainment Pvt Ltd that ran 'betting houses'.Chandila tried to spot-fix Rajasthan's May 17 match: Sources
Delhi Police seem to have more proof to nail Ajit Chandila, the Rajasthan Royals player who was arrested recently with his two other team-mates, as he was contacted by a Patiala-based bookie Deepak Kumar.Read: Full copy of Sreesanth's sports company memorandum
Article 1 under the main objectives of S36 Sports and Entertainment Pvt Ltd lists "betting houses", bringing the India fast bowler's alleged role in illegal activities further under the scanner.Bangladesh player linked to IPL spot-fixing: sources
Involvement of a prominent Bangladeshi player, who never played in the IPL, has now emerged in the IPL spot-fixing scandal, police sources told CNN-IBN on Wednesday.Spot-fixing: Who is Gurunath Meiyappan?
Gurunath - the son-in-law of BCCI president - is the CEO of CSK and hails from an affluent South Indian family that owns the film production house AVM.
