IPL 2013 Spot fixing scandal : BCCI Anti corruption unit swings into action.
- 5 years ago
IPL Spot Fixing: In the light of the spot-fixing controversy, the Indian board has decided that all player agents will need to be accredited.
The BCCI president N Srinivasan has said steps will be taken to monitor access to players. It was also decided that one anti-corruption official will be appointed to each team who will always accompany the teams along with a security officer.
The BCCI has appointed its Anti-Corruption and Security Unit (ACSU) chief Ravi Sawani as commissioner of an inquiry into the spot-fixing issue.
Sawani will present his findings to the BCCI's disciplinary committee, after which the Indian board will decide what action to take on the three players. The decision was revealed by Srinivasan following an emergency working committee meeting of the board in Chennai to discuss the controversy.
The BCCI president N Srinivasan has said steps will be taken to monitor access to players. It was also decided that one anti-corruption official will be appointed to each team who will always accompany the teams along with a security officer.
The BCCI has appointed its Anti-Corruption and Security Unit (ACSU) chief Ravi Sawani as commissioner of an inquiry into the spot-fixing issue.
Sawani will present his findings to the BCCI's disciplinary committee, after which the Indian board will decide what action to take on the three players. The decision was revealed by Srinivasan following an emergency working committee meeting of the board in Chennai to discuss the controversy.