Volume: 9 Issue: 2
(February 2011)
Keywords:
integrity
tribunal
verdict
crickets
spot-fixing
case
analysis
international
cricket
council
recently
delivered
verdict
spot-fixing
case
against
three
pakistan
cricketers
Jurisdictions:
Pakistan
UK
England
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The International Cricket Council recently delivered its verdict in the spot-fixing case against three Pakistan cricketers, imposing sanctions of varying severity. Amrut Joshi, an Advocate who heads the sports practice at MMB Legal, examines the charges brought against the players, the evidence against them and how sanctions were determined by considering both 'aggravating and mitigating factors', as required by the ICC's Anti-Corruption Code. Joshi also comments on steps that could be taken by the ICC to prevent such a situation from arising in the future.
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