“There are fundamental weaknesses in each of the areas we have investigated that make the claims unlikely and lacking in credibility, a viewpoint that has been corroborated by four independent experts,” said ICC general manager Alex Marshall in a statement. “We have been unable to assess the full context of the conversations that took place beyond what was seen on screen versus what the participants claim actually happened. This combined with the absence of any other credible evidence means there are insufficient grounds to bring charges.” One of those named in the programme, Sri Lanka fast bowler Dilhara Lokuhettige, was handed an eight-year ban last month on a separate charge of match-fixing.
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