Joe Britto, Nakre/Bangalore

The Supreme Court questioning the BCCI is indeed doing the the cricket fans a great favour.In fact it is the fans across the country who have made the game what it is today .

BCCI should do well in naming all the Cricketers involved and not be forced by the Supreme court to reveal the names. The excuse is that it will tarnish the game and cause chaos to cricket in India . The real fact is that many politicians are involved from important parties. This invisible power support can be felt as today only few top retired cricketers are able to garner positions of Importance and literally run the show. If one were to closely observe even the very ion of the Test Cricket playing 11 is centred around a few chosen individuals who form the nucleus. Other new players ed outside this group are hardly given 2 or 3 half chances to clinch a permanent position (Which rarely happens). Club over country is the priority and money obviously rules the roost than anything else.Conflict of interest is obvious. Test cricket has been taken for a ride and so have been the fans. T 20 has taken over the 50 over game as well. It's therefore logical conclusion that very few players can play well in a Test matches and hence India is ranked low and can win Test matches only against weak teams and that too at home in ideal condition. If those involved in this scam are favoring a particular IPL team, it is but common sense that the leaders of this team and it's players would probably be definitely be involved as well. There is really no need to mention the names, but still it's anyone's guess as to who are the players involved by the way they have conducted themselves at Press Confederates and by the stony silence they have exhibited when confronted by the media. Small fish are caught. But soon the the TRUTH shall prevail. Many talented Cricket careers have been ruined due the greed of a few. Many seniors have been sidelined and one bad show is enough to be ped.

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