Delhi police: Modus was to give away runs in every over

May 16, 2013 15:09

Delhi police commissioner Neeraj Kumar addressing a press conference on spot fixing scandal. He says three players and 11 bookied have been arrested. Players would give certain signals, indications, to give away runs. "The modus was that they would give away runs in particular overs. The contract was a minimum number of runs per over," says Neeraj Kumar.

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