NEW DELHI, DECEMBER 13: While complementing the Central Bureau of Investigation for “their splendid investigative work,â€, the International Cricket Council’s Anti-Corruption Chief Sir Paul Condon promised to further probe the role of foreign players named as suspects in match-fixing.Sir Condon, who was in Delhi and met the Union Sports Minister Uma Bharti on Wednesday, said, “We will take foward the investigations from here and ensure co-ordinated efforts to remove the menace of betting and match-fixingin cricket.†“After we have enough evidence against the (foreign) players, ICC would see to it that CBI’s efforts are not wasted,†he added. Condon who met the officials of the Indian board, CBI, Delhi Police and the Indian Government described the visit as “satisfactoryâ€. Asked when would ICC come out with some results in the scandal, Sir Condon said, “This is not a quick sprint but a marathon.â€
