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Posted May 19, 2014 00:54 · last edited March 18, 2021 07:29

ConanTroutman wrote:
martinb wrote:

I think they have made some bad mistakes. First up- the ICL wasn't under the umbrella of the ICC so this is something else?

Their performances for NZ still stand on their own, and I still respect them for that, but we should be a bit weary now in presuming that Kiwis are immune to temptation...and if these two aren't- what can we say for any of the people in public life...it's hard to lose that trust and reputation for honesty. After all there were some rumblings around Chennai this season right? 

eh.

I read somewhere - I think it was on Cricinfo - that Vincent had admitted to spotfixing during a County game, so that would be under ICC jurisdiction. I guess the ICL stuff is supporting evidence for the stuff they do have control over.
That's actually quite interesting... A few of these games happened outside of the ICC competitions so what can the ICC anti corruption do to this 'Mr X' (snigger) in that respect? Surely its only the games that fall under the banner of the ICC that the ICC can take action of? The police can look at it in a wider sense but...

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ConanTroutman wrote:
martinb wrote:

I think they have made some bad mistakes. First up- the ICL wasn't under the umbrella of the ICC so this is something else?

Their performances for NZ still stand on their own, and I still respect them for that, but we should be a bit weary now in presuming that Kiwis are immune to temptation...and if these two aren't- what can we say for any of the people in public life...it's hard to lose that trust and reputation for honesty. After all there were some rumblings around Chennai this season right? 

eh.

I read somewhere - I think it was on Cricinfo - that Vincent had admitted to spotfixing during a County game, so that would be under ICC jurisdiction. I guess the ICL stuff is supporting evidence for the stuff they do have control over.
That's actually quite interesting... A few of these games happened outside of the ICC competitions so what can the ICC anti corruption do to this 'Mr X' (snigger) in that respect? Surely its only the games that fall under the banner of the ICC that the ICC can take action of? The police can look at it in a wider sense but...
Jeff Vader edited May 19, 2014 00:55
ConanTroutman wrote:
martinb wrote:

I think they have made some bad mistakes. First up- the ICL wasn't under the umbrella of the ICC so this is something else?

Their performances for NZ still stand on their own, and I still respect them for that, but we should be a bit weary now in presuming that Kiwis are immune to temptation...and if these two aren't- what can we say for any of the people in public life...it's hard to lose that trust and reputation for honesty. After all there were some rumblings around Chennai this season right? 

eh.

I read somewhere - I think it was on Cricinfo - that Vincent had admitted to spotfixing during a County game, so that would be under ICC jurisdiction. I guess the ICL stuff is supporting evidence for the stuff they do have control over.
That's actually quite interesting... A few of these games happened outside of the ICC competitions so what can the ICC anti corruption do to Mr Ca X (snigger) in that respect? Surely its only the games that fall under the banner of the ICC that the ICC can take action of? The police can look at it in a wider sense but...