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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FCB" data-source="post: 8221594" data-attributes="member: 225151">Chief Executive of the International Cricket Council (ICC),  Haroon Lorgat (L), and ICC Anti Corruption and Security Unit chairman,  Ronnie Flanagan host a press conference at Lord's Cricket Ground in  London on September 3, 2010. AFP PHOTO/BEN STANSALL. September 04, 2010 (islandcricket.lk): Members of  the Sri Lankan cricket team have alerted skipper Kumar Sangakkara to the  unusual late night activities of a senior Sri Lankan cricketer with a  man thought to be an illegal bookmaker, The Guardian reported  on it's website. "The player has since been investigated by Sri Lankan police,  although no charges have been laid; officials from the ICC's  anti-corruption unit are said to be dismayed at the lack of progress,"  the British newspaper reported. When alerted by fellow team mates, skipper Kumar Sangakkara is said  to have notified the ICC's anti-corruption unit. However, the governing  body of cricket on the island - Sri Lanka Cricket -  has kept the entire  matter away from the public spotlight by concealing the entire police  investigation surrounding the player.  The player concerned has been under the ICC's scanner since the World  Twenty20 in 2009, according to The Guardian. Recently, The News of the World - a British tabloid -  exposed a betting scandal involving several Pakistani players which has  rocked the entire cricketing fraternity.MORE<a href="http://www.islandcricket.lk/news/72820904/senior_sri_lankan_player_under_investigation_over_betting_scandal" target="_blank">http://www.islandcricket.lk/news/72820904/senior_sri_lankan_player_under_investigation_over_betting_scandal</a></blockquote>

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