Match FIXING Shadow on - 2011 World Cup

India VS England

England skipper Andrew Strauss, who won the man of the match for his cracking 158 in Sunday’s World Cup match against India, said by Australian legendary leg spinner and big match winner Shane Warne was a ‘horoscopist’, have said that the clash would end in a tie.

‘I think Warne is a genius to have predicted that way. What more can I say’ Strauss told reporters late Sunday, after the match ended in a dramatic tie at the Chinnaswamy stadium, Bengaluru.

Before the match started, Warne wrote on his Twitter account: ‘Looking forward to the game between India and England today (Sunday) should be a cracker. My prediction a tie!’

Soon after the match ended in a tie indeed, Warne tweeted again: ‘Before u (you) think there was something untoward re prediction of a tie, thought it was going to be a cracker-tie was tongue in cheek-but right.’

Warne very clear about a Match Fixing But ICC not take any Action.

World Cup 2011 India Vs England Teams are fixed But ICC not take any action. ICC Support Bookies? What Indian and England team for Match Fixed? ICC Should be take notice and investigate the Match of India VS England Match. England captain Andrew Strauss also a member of bookies, he said Warne is a genius, Warn is Not a genius, Mumbai bookers are booking of Match of situation WIN, LOSS and TIE it represent a English and Indian Team are also involved of Match fixing. In World Cup 2011 Palace of India its a bigger place of Booker, Booker are working Well in India, But not take any action ICC against Booker and Match Fixer.

After the match, Warnie tweeted, “Can’t believe my prediction 7/8 hours ago was right – tie !! Classic, didn’t think it would happen but hey-not bad !!!! 2011-my year ! Lol”.

Sri Lanka VS Pakistan is it Fixed?

Sri Lanka's cricket authorities on Tuesday refuse process of match-fixing by two of their players in their World Cup defeat to Pakistan.

Mahela Jayawardene and Thilan Samaraweera may have deliberately "changed the game" by getting out cheaply and said the outcome would have been different had the pair scored more runs.

The channel said a local businessman had placed an $18,000 bet on Sri Lanka losing the game.

Sri Lanka, who are one of the favourites and top pest in betting list to win the World Cup, fell short of Pakistan's total of 277/7 by 11 runs on Saturday, leaving thousands at a packed R Premadasa stadium in Colombo devastated.

West Indies

Controversial West Indies batsman Marlon Samuels denied World Cup offer to play replacement for injured Dwayne Bravo fearing that police officials might arrest him over charges of match-fixing.

Noted commentator and columnist and analyst Tony Cozier wrote in Trinidad Express that the 30-year-old Jamaican, who is coming out of a two-year ban on charges of match fixing, was in good form and was West Indies Cricket Board's (WICB) first choice replacement.

Samuels played for Jamaica in October while returned and since then he has been the leading scorer in the Caribbean Twenty20 tournament in January and also tops the current four-day tournament batting.

Australia VS Zimbabwe

Brad Haddin, the Australia wicketkeeper, he is the player to laugh off suggestions of match-fixing when the Indian press reported and International Cricket Council's Anti-Corruption Unit was investigating Australia's slow start against Zimbabwe.

Australia scored only five runs in two overs and 28 in 10 but actually it was quite dramatic starts and it ends up to score 262 to win comfortably.

"It's quite a laughable story. It's a joke," said Haddin in Colombo.

Steve Bernard, the Australia team manager, added: "It was the silliest thing I've heard this week - and I've heard a lot of silly things since I've been here”

Now the Million Dollar Question is:

Is this entire World Cup Match is fixed?

What, India is the Best Place for bookies for fix the match?

Or India is the Best location for Fix the Match and grabs money?

Is the Cricket Fans are Big Fools to watch the fixing match? 

More information about betting go to:

http://goodcolony.blogspot.com/2011/02/finally-betting-list-is-revealed.html
http://goodcolony.blogspot.com/2011/02/cricket-world-cup-betting.html

Cricket World Cup Ticket Fare…

If India Plays Final, in Wankhede stadium Mumbai then "God knows the ticket fare"

The ticket fares are very interesting to note and surprising to believe. It is always surprising because tickets available in Sri Lanka are in the range of Rs.9 (or nearly 20 cents) to Rs.1800. In India, that cost minimum Rs.100 and if you’re wealthy guys who could afford luxury tickets, you can go for those Rs.15000 worth of tickets.

The first phase of the ticket sales available initially online. As a part of the second phase of sale of tickets.

Tickets for the final match to be held at Wankhede stadium at Mumbai will be priced in the range of Rs.10000 to Rs.15000. Sharad Pawar has said that, “The approach has been to keep pricing reasonable.” Possibly, he would be referring to those Rs.100 tickets which could be very limited in number.

You might argue the rates are reasonable for the final clash encounter looking at hype related to that particular game. In that case, take the case of a match where India is not a party to the game. A match featuring New Zealand vs. Canada at the Wankhede stadium would cost a minimum of Rs.2500/-. Where will a middle class person, at least in Mumbai, fit in this scheme of arrangement?

Cricket World Cup Betting……

The mobile phones sit on chargers 24 hours a day. They are rarely silent. Tonight, somewhere in the world, cricket is being played and somewhere in India someone wants to bet on it and mobile is 24 hours running.

The conversations are curt; bets are laid in the gamblers' shorthand vernacular. Players have obscure nicknames, Sachin Tendulkar is royally known as bona - short man - and the bets are similarly encrypted in case the phones are tapped.
It is difficult to put a size on a black market so estimates vary wildly on how many the bookies business in India is worth.

But a report this week in the business newspaper Mint, quoting senior officials in India's Enforcement Directorate, says at least $US4.36 billion will be gambled in the next two months of cricket.

The allure of betting in India lies in its possibilities, and its immediacy. Bets can be placed on individual batsman, bowlers, single deliveries or overs, who will win the toss, how many sixes a team will hit and million dollar question “Who will win the world cup?”