Players, bookies using 'sign language', say cops

Colombo: Crooked players backed by prostitutes and sign language experts have beaten Sri Lankan police in the battle against match-fixing during the ICC Champions trophy tournament, officials said on Sunday.

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Players, bookies using 'sign language', say cops

Colombo: Crooked players backed by prostitutes and sign language experts have beaten Sri Lankan police in the battle against match-fixing during the ICC Champions trophy tournament, officials said on Sunday.

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Thatscricket - News - ICC play down Mark Waugh's refusal

London: The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Tuesday played down the controversy sparked by Mark Waugh's refusal to co-operate with Australia's top match-fixing investigator.

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