Match-fixing has stigmatized the game of cricket many times but not once. On Monday, Afghanistan batsman Shafiqullah Shafaq has been banned for six years due to fixing. After this recent fixing case, former Pakistan captain and commentator Ramiz Raja has made a big demand from the ICC. Rameez Raja has said that the Lie detector test should be done to stop fixing in cricket.
Ramiz Raja advice to have lie-detectors to stop fixing in cricket
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Rameez Raja demands Lie Detectors to stop fixing in cricket
Ramiz Raja gave this big statement on his YouTube channel and said that the Lie-detector test can be used on players. He said, ‘Just as random samples of doping tests are taken, similarly lie detectors should be used to catch lies. We should find out in the regular season whether players have ever been involved in match-fixing. He said
“I wish there was an instrument to calculate this intention, just like the temperature taking tools being used for the COVID-19. We could easily red flag players who could go on to become fixers.
Ramiz Raja said that the solution of match-fixing is very confusing at the moment. We have rules, laws, player education programs, but if a player intends to fixing, then no one can stop him.
“The solution to this problem is very confusing. We have rules, laws, regulations, and player education programs but if a player is intent on fixing then no one can stop them,” the former batsman added.
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