BusinessDay: The world cricketers’ association says it "outright rejects" the Marylebone Cricket Club’s (MCC’s) proposals to encourage players to take lie detector tests in an effort to fight corruption within the game. The MCC, the guardian of the rules of cricket, says the potential use of lie detector tests should be widely debated. Former Australia captain Steve Waugh, an MCC member, earlier this week took a lie detector test as part of his bid to help root corruption out of cricket. But the Federation of International Cricketers’ Associations (Fica) said the testing was irresponsible and it would oppose such actions in "the strongest possible manner". Read Ful : BusinessDay - ICC - players reject lie detector
Tuesday, 26 July 2011
ICzC - players reject lie detector
BusinessDay: The world cricketers’ association says it "outright rejects" the Marylebone Cricket Club’s (MCC’s) proposals to encourage players to take lie detector tests in an effort to fight corruption within the game. The MCC, the guardian of the rules of cricket, says the potential use of lie detector tests should be widely debated. Former Australia captain Steve Waugh, an MCC member, earlier this week took a lie detector test as part of his bid to help root corruption out of cricket. But the Federation of International Cricketers’ Associations (Fica) said the testing was irresponsible and it would oppose such actions in "the strongest possible manner". Read Ful : BusinessDay - ICC - players reject lie detector