Hodge's blitzkrieg drives Rajasthan to a thrilling win
Hodge played a whirlwind knock of 54 in 29 balls as Rajasthan Royals beat Sunrisers Hyderabad by four wickets to eliminate them from IPL 6.No direct link between bookie Vyas and Vindoo: Police
There is no "straight link" between bookie Ramesh Vyas and actor Vindoo Dara Singh arrested by Mumbai Police in the IPL spot-fixing scandal unearthed by their counterparts in the capital, Delhi Police said on Wednesday.IPL betting: Mumbai court rejects plea for police remand of bookies
A local court on Wednesday remanded six bookies, associated with IPL betting syndicate, in judicial custody till June 5 after rejecting the plea of the Mumbai crime branch which sought their remand and reprimanding it for deficient probe in the case.As it happened: Rajasthan Royals v Sunrisers Hyderabad, IPL 6, eliminator
Brad Hodge played a whirlwind knock of 54 off 29 as Rajasthan Royals beat Sunrisers Hyderabad by four wickets, eliminating the Cameron White side from IPL 6.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.
