At least four CSK players involved in fixing, claims Lalit Modi
Modi said the international players too were involved alongside their Indian counterparts. (Source: BCCI/IPL)
Former IPL commissioner Lalit Modi on Wednesday revealed that four players involved in the spot-fixing were from the Chennai Super Kings franchise.
The Supreme Court in November decided not to disclose the name of the players who were investigated by Mudgal probe panel which was formed in the wake of the IPL spot-fixing of 2013.
The ex-IPL boss made these allegations on the micro-blogging site Twitter.
So here is my BREAKING STORY – IF THE #HONORABLE #SUPREME #COURT WAS TO REVEAL THE NAMES OF PLAYERS INVOLVED IN FIXING – at least 4 are CSK
— Lalit Kumar Modi (@LalitKModi) May 11, 2015
Modi also said the international players too were involved alongside their Indian counterparts.
By the way the #names when disclosed have #both #indian and #international #players #names on the #list. This list is just #tipofficeberg — Lalit Kumar Modi (@LalitKModi) May 11, 2015
He also accused the CSK owner to be the mastermind behind the fixing that rocked the IPL a couple of years back.
By the way it’s not just #players from #Csk – it’s #across the #board. Only #difference is that @ChennaiIPL #owner started this and runs it
— Lalit Kumar Modi (@LalitKModi) May 11, 2015
Source:: Indian Express
