Match Fixing Risk Increasing In World Cricket -TI
- 8 years ago
Match Fixing risk is increasing day by day when cricket depends on t2o. Almost every Cricket playing country are organizing t20 league by investing millions of Dollars. Thats the real risk going on. In IPL, BPL , Already Some Match Fixing case were proved and punished Also. Bangladeshi Cricketer Mohammad Ashraful ,Indian Pacer S Sreesanth were Already punished for Spot Fixing Case IN BPL and IPL.
There is no particular set of rules to investigate graft allegations in cricket. That's why an independent Office of Ombudsman for Cricket should be set up with power to investigate and prosecute allegations and irregularities in the game. About governance in Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB), the board’s corporate structure is ambiguous while it is neither a corporate body (like International Cricket Council), nor a registered society like India and nor a statuary body (Pakistan). There is no specific and formal mechanism to ensure BCB accountability. once cricket used to be called as a gentlemen’s game, but now it become a game of businessmen. The Global Corruption Report-Sport 2016 shows that sport is now a multi-billion dollar business (more than US$ 145 billion annually) engaging billions of people. Corruption is nothing new in sports but the recent pervasiveness of poor governance and scandal threatens to undermine all the joy and hope that sport brings, the report says.
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There is no particular set of rules to investigate graft allegations in cricket. That's why an independent Office of Ombudsman for Cricket should be set up with power to investigate and prosecute allegations and irregularities in the game. About governance in Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB), the board’s corporate structure is ambiguous while it is neither a corporate body (like International Cricket Council), nor a registered society like India and nor a statuary body (Pakistan). There is no specific and formal mechanism to ensure BCB accountability. once cricket used to be called as a gentlemen’s game, but now it become a game of businessmen. The Global Corruption Report-Sport 2016 shows that sport is now a multi-billion dollar business (more than US$ 145 billion annually) engaging billions of people. Corruption is nothing new in sports but the recent pervasiveness of poor governance and scandal threatens to undermine all the joy and hope that sport brings, the report says.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ9I...