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Match Fixing - a report

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Chronology of events Match Fixing - terminology Betting-History Betting-Procedure Major bookies and punters Betting-Dimensions Cricketer/Officials questioned Foreign players Legal Position Latest Stories... Azhar appears before Madhavan, examination on CBI report has no legal sanctity, says Joginder Singh Irani, Ajay Jadeja, Mongia questioned Madhavan to question Kapil Income Tax dept to proceed against tainted cricketers	Irani, Ajay Jadeja, Mongia questioned FORMER CBI Joint Director and BCCI special commissioner R Madhavan today examined tainted cricketers Nayan Mongia and Ajay Jadeja besides former physio Ali Irani, amid speculation that former captain Mohammed Azharuddin would surface here for interrogation. However, rumours of Azhar being quizzed here turned out to be unfounded, as Mr Madhavan told a private television channel that it would not be possible for him to examine the Hyderabad-based player "even if he really decided to appear before me." The second and the final day's examination by Mr Madhavan as part of an independent inquiry ordered by the Cricket Board to clear alleged inaccuracies in the CBI report, was conducted amid tight security. The players were taken in through a back entrance to avoid media glare. Mongia, Jadeja and Irani were not allowed to speak to the large battery of mediapersons and television crew assembled in the lobby of a star hotel near the airport. The players had themselves said they did not want to meet the media. Mr Madhavan, who will submit his report to the BCCI before its general body meeting on November 29, was scheduled to brief the press later in the evening after winding up his two-day examination.	Related Stories... Lucknow stunned Indian help sought After the fix, withdrawal symptoms Fear stalks English cricket CBI report has loopholes, failed to probe certain angles Match-fixing: BCCI delays judgement Australian media hails CBI report into match-fixing Jadeja manhandles photographer Filing of corruption case against Azhar,Ajay Sharma possible Former Pak capt. Asif Iqbal big player in match fixing England silent on Stewart's involvement in matchfixing Ranatunga, De Silva summoned by Sri Lankan board

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