05/09/2010

Garry Richardson's look at the main sports stories of the week is dominated by the Pakistan spot-fixing allegations. With new claims in the Sunday papers about the conduct of Pakistan's cricketers, the country's High Commissioner to the UK, Wajid Hasan, says he stands by his stance that the players are innocent until proven guilty.

The chief executive of the International Cricket Council, Haroon Lorgat, gives his reaction to the latest claims, and explains why he took action to suspend the players alleged to have been involved.

The former South African cricketer, Henry Williams, gives an insight into what it's like to be caught up in a corruption scandal. Suspended from the international game in 2000 for match fixing, he has always denied any wrongdoing. He tells Garry how he was approached by Hansie Cronje to cheat, and how his life was changed by the scandal.