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February 11, 2007Posted on 02/11/2007 in Miscellaneous
World Cup in spotlight after match-fix claims
Next month's World Cup in the West Indies will be the most thoroughly policed cricket tournament ever staged, writes Scyld Berry in the Sunday Telegraph.
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