I have not even seen a cricket match: Neetu Chandra

She said it was just a 90-second call from abroad that was blown out of proportion.

“What if someone calls me for 90 seconds in a year? I get 10 calls everyday. I thought it (getting involved in such a scandal) was a waste of time and it was not wise to invest my energy in it,” said the actress,who has worked in movies like ‘Garam Masala’ and ‘Traffic Signal’.

Neetu’s alleged involvement in the match fixing came out in the open when Interpol and Scotland Yard recently handed over the mobile details of Pakistani player Mohammad Asif to Pakistan Cricket Board for investigations.

The document was prepared by the two agencies on the basis of information given by Pakistani actress Veena Malik. “Its easy to get anyone’s number and call,” the 26-year-old actress said adding that the controversy could have been around anyone and she should not be labelled with any slur. “I have more things to my life than getting involved in match fixing. Acting makes me happy and thats what I do.”

The match fixing scandal was exposed after a British tabloid,earlier this year,reported that Pakistani cricketers were allegedly involved in deliberately under-performing at the Lord’s Test that England won by an inning to wrap up the series 3-1.