The International Cricket Council has begun an inquiry into a network of corrupt bookmakers claiming to be able to fix the results of international fixtures and English county games. The move follows an investigation into match fixing by The Sunday Times, London, including allegations that bookmakers on the Indian subcontinent have targeted international players, including several in England, using a Bollywood actress.
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