Ten men arrested over alleged match-fixing in League of Ireland
Gardaí have arrested 10 men in connection with alleged match-fixing in the League of Ireland.
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Arrests made in League of Ireland match-fixing probe
Gardaí arrested 10 men this morning in connection with alleged match-fixing in the League of Ireland.
CBI books three persons for alleged IPL match-fixing; Pakistan angle being probed
CBI has booked three suspected punters, one from Delhi and two from Hyderabad, in connection with alleged fixing of Indian Premier League matches "based on inputs" from Pakistan, officials said on Saturday. The central agency has started a country-wide probe, they said.
Six players banned after Spanish courts find them guilty of match-fixing
match-fixing and convicted them on criminal charges, the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) said on Friday. The ITIA said the players were convicted in Spain as part of a wider case involving organised crime and they have been handed bans ranging from seven years to more than 22 years.
Spanish tennis star handed 22-YEAR ban as five others convicted for match-fixing scandal
A Spanish tennis star has been handed a 22 and-a-half year ban by the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) following criminal convictions for match-fixing. Marc Formell Mestres and five other players have received fines and bans for being involved in the scandal, which prompted a five-year investigation.
Six players banned after Spanish courts find them guilty of match-fixing
Six players have received lengthy bans from tennis after Spanish courts found them guilty of match fixing and convicted them on criminal charges, the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA) said on Friday.
"Cast As The Villain": Chris Cairns Opens Up On Pain Wrought By Match-Fixing Trials
New Zealand cricket great Chris Cairns feels he can talk candidly about the pain of match-fixing allegations brought against him now that he has survived multiple health scares. The former allrounder spoke publicly for the first time Monday about the court battles to clear his name spanning 2012 to 2015. Interviewed on a podcasthosted by media company NZME, Cairns said the high-profile trials had consumed his life and that he had harboured "anger and animosity" after having his credibility scrutinised and his career effectively shredded -- even though he was never found guilty.