Recent rumours circulating that Ramnaresh Sarwan was under investigation by the ICC for match-fixing are false.WIPA President and CEO, Mr. Dinanath Ramnarine, having spoken with ICC officials, confirms that any such rumours or reports are completely baseless and untrue. He regrets, however, that it took so long for this matter to be put to rest in the public domain.
Ernest Hilaire, WICB CEO, in a response to a request from WIPA, admitted that “The WICB has become aware in recent days that reputable media houses have published and broadcast stories about Ramnaresh Sarwan which did not emanate either from the WICB or from the ICC. While the Board will continue to maintain its practice of not responding to rumours and mischief as it pertains to any anti-corruption issue relating to any player, we have viewed the matter (even before receipt of your letter) as important enough to warrant an official release from the Board, which we have been preparing and will be issuing shortly.”
Hilaire added, “The WICB does not think it is necessary that official communication from either the ICC or ACSU on any matter involving anti-corruption should be shared with third parties unless such is needed for conducting investigations and then only on the request of the ICC or ACSU. You may wish to request any information directly from the ICC or ACSU.”
Commenting on the issue, Sarwan said, “This has hurt deeply to know that the WICB had the information all the time and up to this time has not spoken publicly on the matter. I am deeply disappointed.”
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