Faces covered like criminals, disgraced cricketers in court

May 16, 2013 18:51

S Sreesanth and his teammates of Rajasthan Royals -- Ankeet Chavan and Ajit Chandilya -- have reached the Saket court in Delhi in the IPL spot-fixing scandal case. The three had covered their faces and were taken to the magistrate's residence inside the Saket district court complex. The media was restrained from witnessing the remand proceedings at judge's residence.

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