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Australian are not in the match fixing - Michael Clarke


Melbourne, Friday, October 14, 2011

Australia's test and ODI Captain Michael Clarke says he is "very confident" none of his fellow players have been involved in spot-fixing matches. Clarke said, he was surprised by the claims against Australian cricketers.


A Bookie named Mazhar Majeed claimed against the Australians during the hearing of the ICC spot fixing in London court. But dismissed by an ICC investigator and given clean chit to Australian cricketers.
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