InDepth
headlines
national
business
sports
cricket
regional
entertainment
technology
world
travel
autos
health
|
in-depth coverage > Cricket World Cup 2003
>
Mumbai makes $500 million bets on World Cup final
20.43 IST 24th Mar 2003
By IndiaExpress Bureau
Newly appointed ICC's anti-corruption unit chief Jeff Rees, has said up to $500 million may have been illegally wagered in Mumbai alone on the World Cup final between India and Australia.
Mr. Rees, who replaced Sir Paul Condon as the general manager of the ACU, also the India-Pakistan match on March 1 attracted illegal betting amounting to over 50 million pounds in Mumbai.
Rees, however, was of the view that the World Cup 2003 had been free of "corrupting influences".
"We are quite confident this has been a clean tournament," said Rees.
in-depth coverage > Cricket World Cup 2003
>
|
Marigold (Review)
The Last Legion (Slideshow)
Chak De India (Review)
Ram Gopal Varma Ki Aag (Slideshow)
Sachin Tendulkar makes Atherton eat his words
Sachin Tendulkar joins 11,000 Test run club
Sachin Tendulkar becomes third highest run-getter
Sachin Tendulkar stills dreams about century at Lord's
Tendulkar to go in Tests with confident frame of mind
I am nowhere near the final stop yet: Sachin Tendulkar
Sachin Tendulkar closes in on Waugh’s Test aggregate
Aviva Life signs Sachin Tendulkar as brand ambassador
I am unfazed by criticism: Tendulkar
Sachin Tendulkar becomes first player to score 15,000 ODI runs
Sachin's views on keeping Indian cricket at pace with times
Tendulkar back into top twenty
Entertainment
Marigold : Movie Review
When Salman and Ali Larter went Jet Skiing
Ayesha Takia and Akshay Kumar in a supernatural thriller
Sushmita Sen dating Dia Mirza's ex
'The Last Lear' selected for Toronto Film Festival
|
