Sreesanth is contracted to the BCCI which he earns millions from , his contract is also worth $650k with the Royals this year...I suppose it throws the argument of "why would they risk such large amounts of cash for spot fixing" out the window.
Spot fixing is almost as bad as throwing the match, well, it directly influences it, so it is just as bad imo.
Where money is involved, greed and corruption is always behind it.
Sreesanth is contracted to the BCCI which he earns millions from , his contract is also worth $650k with the Royals this year...I suppose it throws the argument of "why would they risk such large amounts of cash for spot fixing" out the window.
Spot fixing is almost as bad as throwing the match, well, it directly influences it, so it is just as bad imo.
Where money is involved, greed and corruption is always behind it.
But the spot fixing will most likely leads to the outcome of the game.
If Sreesanth gets paid to concede 14 runs in an over and the team ends up losing by 1 - 2 runs, then really, his illegal actions have led to the team losing the game
It would be like an NRL player getting asked to miss a relatively easy conversion early in the game and they end up losing by 1-2 points....
But the spot fixing will most likely leads to the outcome of the game.
If Sreesanth gets paid to concede 14 runs in an over and the team ends up losing by 1 - 2 runs, then really, his illegal actions have led to the team losing the game
It would be like an NRL player getting asked to miss a relatively easy conversion early in the game and they end up losing by 1-2 points....
But the spot fixing will most likely leads to the outcome of the game.
If Sreesanth gets paid to concede 14 runs in an over and the team ends up losing by 1 - 2 runs, then really, his illegal actions have led to the team losing the game
It would be like an NRL player getting asked to miss a relatively easy conversion early in the game and they end up losing by 1-2 points....
But the spot fixing will most likely leads to the outcome of the game.
If Sreesanth gets paid to concede 14 runs in an over and the team ends up losing by 1 - 2 runs, then really, his illegal actions have led to the team losing the game
It would be like an NRL player getting asked to miss a relatively easy conversion early in the game and they end up losing by 1-2 points....
A wide isn't, but conceding 14 or more runs certainly does...
A wide isn't, but conceding 14 or more runs certainly does...
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