Sri Lanka's sports minister Faiszer Musthapa has asked the country's cricket board to hand over the inquiry into 'pitch-fixing allegations' to the law enforcement authorities.
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BCCI Decides To Wait And Watch On Pitch-Fixing Sting
The BCCI on reacted cautiously to a sting operation which alleged pitch doctoring in three Test matches featuring India, saying it would consider action against implicated former cricketer Robin Morris only if he is found guilty in an ongoing ICC probe.
The BCCI on Sunday reacted cautiously to a sting operation which alleged pitch doctoring in three Test matches featuring India, saying it would consider action against implicated former cricketer Robin Morris only if he is found guilty in an ongoing ICC probe. The sting has been carried out by Al Jazeera channel and the Test matches in question are India vs Sri Lanka (Galle, July 26-29, 2017), India vs Australia (Ranchi, March 16-20, 2017) and India vs England (Chennai, December 16-20, 2016). The first and third Tests mentioned were won by India while the Ranchi encounter ended in a draw.
"We believe ICC has started its probe. Let them complete that and pronounce Morris guilty. The BCCI will only act when they have the verdict in hand," a senior office-bearer of the Board told PTI on Sunday.
He also said that Morris, who has played 42 first-class and 51 List A matches in his career is not currently involved in any BCCI projects.
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