In a poll of readers, 100% of respondents thought it possible that comments by former head of the ICC committee investigating match fixing were accurate. Sir Paul Condon, formerly England's top policeman, had lead the ICC Anti-Corruption Committee and expressed the belief that strong evidence existed to indicate no country was immune to having corrupt players pre the existence of the committee. He made it clear that evidence led him to the belief that Australia was likely to have had players fixing matches in the 1980's.
25% of respondents firmly believed that Australia had match fixers in their line up in the 1980's and 75% thought it possible. New polls crop up on the right side bar as issues arise. Voting is simple and all visitors to the website are invited to express their opinion.
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