Flanagan defends ACSU 06/09/2010 |
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Sir Ronnie Flanagan, the International Cricket Council's anti-corruption chief, has denied the spot-fixing scandal points to failures by the ICC.
Flanagan, who was appointed chairman of the ICC's anti-corruption and security unit (ACSU) in July, insisted it was effective despite the claims that have blighted Pakistan’s tour of England being broken by a newspaper.
He said: "If these charges are proven, I congratulate the News of The World.
"They were brought to light in ways the ICC can't engage in – ways the ICC would not like to engage in.
"There are many instances where ACSU activity has prevented these types of actions occurring.
"I refute this represents a failing of the ACSU. On the contrary, I have been impressed with what my investigators have done."
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