Sydney, May 24 (ANI): A senior Australian journalist has joined critics slamming the International Cricket Council’s probe into match fixing as ‘dull’ after the investigation’s assurances that no Australian players or teams they were involved in have been questioned. Malcolm Knox has pointed out the fact that former Australian players Matthew Elliott and Damien Martyn were their New Zealand counterpart Lou Vincent’s teammates in an Indian Cricket League match, which Vincent was allegedly asked to fix. According to the Sydney Morning Herald, Knox further ridiculed the ICC’s failure to question the numerous Australian players playing in the ICL, which he termed as a ‘hybrid of cricket, professional wrestling and world poker tour’, even if they are not under suspicion for fixing.
Oz journo slams ‘dull’ ICC fixing probe
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