According to Delhi Police, the three matches in whom spot fixing happened are as follows-
1) The first one was the match between Pune Warriors India and Rajasthan Royals which was played on 5th of May. The venue was Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur.
According to the deal, Ajit Chandila had to give 14 or more runs in his second over and the bookies had to give him 40 lakh rupees for that. 50% of the amount was already paid in advance and 50% was promised to be paid after the match.
Chandila had to give a signal to the bookies by pulling his shirts out, but, he forgot to give that signal.
However, Chandila didn’t forget to give 14 runs in his second over. The fine leg was up in the circle, but, still, he was bowling juicy deliveries on the batsmen’s pads and he was smashed through that fine leg region for three fours. 14 came off that over and Chandila had done his job.
But, since, he had not given the signal, the bookies couldn’t bet and that’s why, they were pressurizing Chandila to return those 20 lakhs which were paid to him in advance.
2) The second one was the match between Kings XI Punjab and Rajasthan Royals which was played on 9th of May. The venue was PCA Stadium, Mohali.
Sreesanth had to give 13 runs in his second over in that match and he had to give the signal to the bookies by putting a towel in his trousers.
Sreesanth didn’t do what Chandila had done. He gave the signal alright and then, gave the fixed amount of runs in that over as well.
With no fielders in the deep on the on side, he continued bowling short and got dispatched for three fours.
He had done his job successfully and he was paid 40 lakhs for that by the bookies.
3) The third one was the match between Mumbai Indians and Rajasthan Royals which was played on 15th of May. The venue was Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai.
This time, the bookies’ man was Ankeet Chavan who was asked to give 14 or more runs in his second over.
Chavan landed the first ball of his second over halfway down the track so that the batsman Maxwell could hit it anywhere for a six.
Then, Chavan gave him a juicy half volley on the off stump and allowed him to free his hands and hit that over long on for a six again.
A couple also came in between and Chavan went for more than 14 in that over. The job was done and Chavan got his 60 lakhs as promised by the bookies.