ICC anti-corruption team meets with CBI
Onkar Singh in New Delhi
Martin Hawkins and Allan Peacock, two members of the International Cricket Council's anti-corruption unit, landed in Delhi and immediately went into an hour-long meeting with the CBI officials who led the probe into match-fixing in Indian cricket.
Hawkins and Peacock refused to comment about the outcome of the meeting. However, CBI Joint Director R Sawani told this correspondent that the two ICC officials had asked for information on how the CBI enquiry was conducted, how evidence was gathered, and other details pertaining to the investigation.
The officials also asked the CBI about its findings relating to various international players.
Sawani said that Hawkins and Peacock are scheduled to have further meetings with the CBI, as represented by DIG Y P Singh, Superintendent of Police Ganapathy, and himself.
The ICC officials will also meet with former CBI Joint Director K Madhavan, who is now the BCCI's official anti-corruption officer. As part of their investigations, they are also slated to meet the Delhi police officials who have been spearheading investigations into the involvement of Hansie Cronje and other South African players in match-fixing on Indian soil.
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