IPL spot-fixing: BCCI gives clean chit to 3 CSK players

IPL spot-fixing: BCCI gives clean chit to 3 CSK players :

Chennai Super Kings (CSK) players - Suresh Raina, Ravindra Jadeja and Dwyane Bravo - on the allegations of tolerating bribes from bookies, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Monday clared them off the charges, levelled by previous IPL magistrate Lalit Modi.

Modi goes on tweeting spree guaranteeing that Raina, Jadeja and Bravo were near to land big shot Baba Diwan, the owner of HDIL furthermore a bookmaker.

Lalit Modi had likewise guaranteed that he had banned Diwan from offering for any Indian Premier League (IPL) group before its begin. Diwan evidently had bribed the players with flats in distinctive urban communities separated from financial influences.

Then again, BCCI secretary Anurag Thakur disregarded Modi's claims and told the media that ICC's Anti Corruption and Security Unit (ACSU) had investigated the matter and it discovered no proof of any player getting any bribe from Diwan.

"The jurisdiction of the three players was under the ICC because they are international players. And if they have conducted an inquiry, they will be able to say something on the outcome of the ICC inquiry," says  Anurag Thakur