IPL fixing sting: No bans for now, say BCCI sources

May 15, 2012 10:03

We wont ban players till we have a clear proof that they were involved in match fixing. Merely talking about fixing does not mean they are involved, said sources in the Board Of Control For Cricket In India in wake of a TV sting operation on match fixing in the ongoing fifth edition of Indian Premier League that came to light on Tuesday evening.

However, they indicated that IPL teams must isolate players shown in sting till the tapes are examined.

The BCCI will hold a meet today to study the tapes of the sting.

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