West Indies leg-spinner Samuel Badree has denied being involved in any kind match fixing or spot fixing after his name was among six disclosed by the Supreme Court in India yesterday as part of the Justice Mukul Mudgal committee report that probed the allegations of betting and spot-fixing in the 2013 edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL).

According to international and Indian media websites, the International Cricket Council chairman N Srinivasan, his son-in-law Gurunath Meiyappan, Rajasthan Royals co-owner Raj Kundra, IPL CEO Sundar Raman along with three cricketers Stuart Binny, Badree and Owais Shah were all named in the report submitted to the Supreme Court. Reports suggested that the names of the three players—three of six named in the report—were inadvertently released.

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"The three cricketers whose names were inadvertently taken by Justice TS Thakur in the 2013 IPL corruption case in the Supreme Court on Friday have, in fact, been cleared by the Mudgal committee. It has been confirmed by a reliable source close to the case that the three cricketers were not party to any wrong doing and that their names had been emphatically cleared by the committee report."

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Badree always struck me as a straight shooter; hope these are only allegations.

In reply to BeatDball

Spot on..

In reply to BeatDball

The damage that causes...

He should sue them into the ground.

The thing with these are people remember the accusations and judge, few take the time to read the follow ups that cleared one's name.
So it does do irreparable harm especially once publicized.

In reply to Runs
True, especially them ppl who like to pull down others.

If it were in the USA, that would be major major law suit.

Tek that shit off this MB now,it's false,no need to have it displayed.

In reply to mikelegend

Wondians are experts in these.. File a case I say