Unraveling the Scandal|Spot Fixing in the PSL 2017|Full Documentry
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The 2017 Pakistan Super League (PSL) was marred by a significant spot-fixing scandal that rocked the cricketing world. Spot-fixing involves manipulating specific moments within a match, rather than the overall outcome, to benefit illegal betting syndicates.
In this case, several players and officials were implicated in spot-fixing during the PSL 2017. The scandal primarily revolved around the Islamabad United franchise, with several players allegedly involved in fixing specific moments of matches in exchange for monetary rewards.
One of the most prominent figures implicated was Sharjeel Khan, a talented batsman who was playing for Islamabad United at the time. He was accused of deliberately underperforming during a specific segment of a match as part of a pre-arranged agreement with bookmakers.
Following investigations by the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and the International Cricket Council (ICC), Sharjeel Khan, along with his teammate Khalid Latif, was found guilty of breaching the PCB's Anti-Corruption Code. Both players were subsequently handed lengthy bans from all forms of cricket.
The scandal not only tarnished the reputation of the PSL but also raised concerns about the prevalence of corruption within the sport. It prompted cricketing authorities to intensify their efforts to combat match-fixing and spot-fixing by implementing stricter anti-corruption measures and conducting regular education programs for players and officials.
The PSL has since continued to grow in popularity, but the specter of corruption remains a significant challenge that cricketing authorities must continue to address to safeguard the integrity of the game.
17 мар 2024
