ICC In Process Of Identifying Fixing Mastermind Based In Delhi

The International Cricket Council's (ICC) anti-corruption unit (ACU) is hoping to publicly identify a corruption mastermind in New Delhi soon, based on pieces of evidence gathered from players and

Marshall said that he is delighted with the number of players coming forward with evidence. The ACU is currently investigating 42 live cases around the world.

"We are the only global sport to go after the corruptors outside our code. We will pursue all the corruptors we come across and we are interviewing people not covered by our code. When we come to publicising details of excluded people we will have to decide what we make public. I will be asking for mugshots, a good clear recent picture, full name and all their aliases but I will have to put that through the lawyers about how much information can go out," said Marshall.

"The first ones going through the system now are the most persistent corruptors we have been dealing with over the past few years. The purpose is to out these people and make their lives very difficult because they will get lots of publicity about being a cricket corruptor and hopefully that will stop them," he said.