IPL - Rajasthan vs Pune - 05/13

I am watching this game.....If anyone wants a definition of a game of sport 100% rigged, then watch this......If this game isnt fixed, then no game is fixed......

I have never seen a game where balls are getting through peoples legs for 4, waste high full tossers, Pune have 5 specialist bowlers and Ryder is bowling and he is bowling waste high full tossers...

Man, this shit is the most blatant thing you will see.....This thing is run by under ground book makers, wouldnt be surprised if the ICB get kicks backs..After all, they do love money.....

 Did you see the way Ganguly got out? Seriously, did anyone see it?

On 3 occasions when Pune were fielding, the ball went straight through the fielders legs for 4.....That field is arguably like a Lawn Bowling track...and professionals let it go through there legs 4 on 3 occasions?

The underground Indian bookmakers have gotten through to Deccan and Pune players. The 2 teams out of contention.

Put it this way, it took the world news (a news paper) to set up and catch 2 prominant pakistani match fixers. The ICC had no idea about, the PCB had no idea about it....

What makes anyone think a governing body can catch these fuckers?

And Now Deccan lose the impossible game again........Do you know how many times there opposition odds have blown out during a game only for them to lose...

DO you know what price Kings would have been when they needed 82 off 36 with 4 wickets down...

These fuckers are the biggest match fixers along with Pune......Both these teams out of contention have been bought, they cant make the semis, so why not extra cash.......

This comp is littered with fixing.....i could only imagine what goes on with underground Indian bookmakers

Quote Originally Posted by HDTP:



This is not a fix. A fix match rarely involves the fix supporting the favorite. IF this was a true fix, Deccan would have won...on the road.

At +183 they had a 35% chance of winning .

Nobody said they dont have offense.
But their bowling is horrid.

LIVE betting.......

Cmon man, do you honestly think this league is squeeky clean? Michael Clarke said he will not play IPL because the international calender is so packed, has been fighting a bad back and wants to put the Aussie team first and be fresh and ready everytime he plays for Aus.

As soon as Pune offer him $1 mill, he is on the plane over there..

Its all about money mate, all about money....

Underground Indian bookies have got there hands all over this comp, especially the lower rank teams.....Kings and ROyals are in contention and wouldnt throw games, Deccan and Pune on the other hand......Also consider spot fixing...

I was watching the Pune game and they let the ball go through there legs for 4 on 3 occasions.....bowling waste high full tossers on countless occassions, did you see the way Ganguly got out..?

This just today.......I TOLD YOU ALL.......

FIVE domestic Indian Premier League players were suspended from cricket on Tuesday after a sting operation by a local TV channel highlighted alleged fixing and corruption, sporting authorities said.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) said the players were handed provisional suspensions until its investigations into the allegations were completed.

The five -- T. P. Sudhindra, Mohnish Mishra, Abhinav Bali, Amit Yadav and Shalabh Srivastava -- are all first-class cricketers signed to various teams in the IPL.

"The BCCI has decided to suspend these players from all cricket till preliminary investigation into the whole episode is completed," IPL commissioner Rajiv Shukla told reporters.

The inquiry will be carried out by former police officer Ravi Sawani, who has previously served in the International Cricket Council's Anti-Corruption and Security Unit, Shukla added.

Hindi-language India TV showed Sudhindra, of the Deccan Chargers, allegedly agreeing to bowl pre-arranged no-balls in a local amateur match, while Kings XI Punjab player Srivastava was reportedly heard boasting he could do the same in the IPL.

The channel claimed it had taped seamer Srivastava telling its reporters he could deliver a no-ball in the IPL for one million rupees (about $18,500).

Srivastava, 30, who has played two seasons of first-class cricket for the northern state of Uttar Pradesh, denied the allegation and threatened to take the TV channel to court.

"The voice which suggests that I am ready to spot-fix is not mine," he told the Indian Express newspaper. "I am ready to clarify this to the BCCI, my team owners and the IPL governing council.

"I will definitely file a case against them."

Another Kings XI Punjab player, Yadav, was taped saying he had reason to believe that last season's IPL match against Delhi Daredevils was fixed, but could not substantiate his claim.