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Ajay Jadeja played between 1992 and 2000. He was banned for five years for match-fixing. The ban was later lifted by the Delhi Court

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In 2011, Mohammad Amir was sentenced to six months in England, for conspiracy to cheat at gambling and to accept corrupt payments

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Shoaib Akhtar was banned for five years in 2008 after the Pakistan Cricket Board found him guilty of repeated violations of discipline

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In December 2006, Sidhu was sentenced to a three-year prison term for culpable homicide following a road rage incident

With S. Sreesanth, Ajit Chandila and Ankit Chavan held for spot fixing along with local bookies in the recent matches series, CS takes a look at some cricketers who have had a brush with the law: - 17 May 2013

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With S. Sreesanth, Ajit Chandila and Ankit Chavan held for spot fixing along with local bookies in the recent matches series, CS takes a look at some cricketers who have had a brush with the law: - 17 May 2013

Azharuddin was accused by Hansie Cronje for match-fixing. BCCI imposed life ban on Azhar, after he admitted to fixing three ODI matches

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In April 2013, Sreesanth was handed a warning by the BCCI for raking up the 2008 ‘slapgate’ issue through a social networking website. The Rajasthan Royals paceman was told that if he does something similar again, he will be issued a show cause notice, according to IPL sources

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In 2011, Indian skipper M S Dhoni revealed that he had a stern word with his fast bowler, letting him know the limits he cannot cross his limits

He's been warned too - 17 May 2013

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He's been warned too - 17 May 2013

In October 2009, the BCCI and Kerala Cricket Association issued separate warnings to Sreesanth for indiscipline

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Sreesanth had an eventful series in October 2007. He targeted the Australians with his strange behaviour, and had a heated argument with Andrew Symonds. Pic/ AFP

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Sreesanth and Graeme Smith were involved in an angry exchange of words on the pitch late on Day 3 of the second Test at Kingsmead in December 2010. Pic/ AFP

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Australian captain Ricky Ponting lashed back at Sreesanth for sledging five Australian batsmen during India's eight-run one-day win in Chandigarh during October 2007. Pic/ AFP

Sreesanth and his altercations - 17 May 2013

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Sreesanth and his altercations - 17 May 2013

Sreesanth’s famous impromptu dance after he had hit South African pacer Andre Nel for a six during the first Test in Johannesburg in December 2006. Pic/ AFP

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The undisputed king of controversies, the temperamental pacer was involved in a mid-air fracas last year. A co-passenger on a Bangalore-Delhi flight alleged that the cricketer had indulged in ‘boorish behaviour’ on board the aircraft. The co-passenger, T R Ravichandran alleged that Sreesanth got into a ‘childish argument’ with flight attendants when he was asked not to sit near the emergency exit. Sreesanth denied the charges

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Everyone remembers slapgate! But, five years after the infamous drama, S Sreesanth has now claimed that the entire incident was planned, that he was never slapped and that Harbhajan Singh is a 'backstabber'. In picture: Kings XI Punjab bowler VRV Singh (left) consoles S Sreesanth after the Mumbai-Punjab tie at Mohali during IPL-I, on April 25, 2008. Sreesanth was infamously 'slapped' by Harbhajan Singh after the match, following which the former cried like a baby

The maverick fast bowler, who finds his name embroiled in the latest spot-fixing scandal to hit IPL, is no stranger to controversies. Here’s a look - 17 May 2013

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The maverick fast bowler, who finds his name embroiled in the latest spot-fixing scandal to hit IPL, is no stranger to controversies. Here’s a look - 17 May 2013

Sreesanth’s name has cropped up in the spot-fixing scandal along with two other players from his franchise, Rajasthan Royals -- Ajit Chandila and Ankeet Chavan