Mumbai Police arrest another bookie named Ramesh Vyas
Mumbai Police on Saturday arrested another bookie named Ramesh Vyas in connection with the recently surfaced spot-fixing scandal involving three Rajasthan Royals players - Sreesanth, Ajit Chandila and Ankeet Chavan.Sreesanth received 10 lakh of the total 40 lakh fixed: Sources
Delhi police sources on Saturday told CNN-IBN that Rajasthan Royals' bowler Sreesanth recieved Rs 10 lakhs of the total 40 lakhs as fixed.Sreesanth's laptop seized in Mumbai hotel raid: sources
A team of the Mumbai crime branch raided the Sofitel Hotel in Mumbai's Badra-Kurla Complex on Friday night in relation to the spot-fixing case, from where they have seized a laptop that possibly belongs to the arrested Rajasthan Royals' player Sreesanth.Live Blog: Mumbai lose early wicket chasing 184
Praveen Kumar got Glenn Maxwell caught for a duck after Azhar Mahmood (80 off 44) and Shaun Marsh (63 off 47) shared 148 runs for the third wicket to take Punjab to a big total.Jaipur police to share details of seized phones with Delhi police
Jaipur police will share with their Delhi counterparts the call details of mobile phones seized during raids to assist with the ongoing IPL spot-fixing probe.IPL not fixed, send guilty to jail: BCCI chief N Srinivasan
BCCI President N Srinivasan came down hard on the players arrested in the spot-fixing case, telling CNN-IBN's Karan Thapar that those found guilty should be sent to jail, while vehemently denying that the Indian Premier League was fixed.BCCI Working Committee meets to chalk out course of action
BCCI President N Srinivasan and IPL Chairman Rajeev Shukla have also promised stringent action against those found guilty.Wooden spoon at stake in Pune-Delhi tie
Pune Warriors India host Delhi Daredevils on Sunday in a match which will decide who takes the last spot in IPL 6.Indian sports facing crisis: Ratnakar Shetty
BCCI General Manager Ratnakar Shetty believes cricket is not the only game faced with a problem as all other sports in the country are battling "crisis" situations of their own.
