The darkest secret in cricket history nobody talks about

The Hidden Era (1990s–2000s)

Matches were decided before a ball was bowled - bookies ruled, and players obeyed.

Hansie Cronje’s Fall

South Africa’s hero admitted to fixing - shattering the sport’s image of integrity.

India’s Own Scandal

Md. Azharuddin, Ajay Jadeja and Manoj Prabhakar were banned - fans felt betrayed by their own idols.

The Invisible Network of Fixers

Fixers had players on speed dial. Money, threats, and power controlled outcomes.

The 2010 Lord’s Scandal

Pakistan’s young guns - Amir, Asif, and Butt - caught in a sting operation. The crime? Bowling no-balls for cash. It was a chilling reminder that fixing wasn’t gone - just smarter.

Is Cricket Ever Truly Clean?

Even today, suspicious games surface. The truth? Fixing never left - it only hides better.

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