The International Cricket Council (ICC) is best prepared to deal with corruption issues than ever been during the upcoming World Cup in Australia and New Zealand, said chief executive David Richardson.
Richardson said that on the corruption side it was safe to say they were the best prepared they had ever been, Stuff.co.nz reported.
He further said that their anti-corruption personnel had done a lot of work in entering into agreements, associations and arrangements with the local police and law enforcement agencies in New Zealand and Australia, the report added.
It would be very difficult for anybody outside of the game to come and even attempt to try and corrupt players, umpires or anybody involved in the World Cup, to try and fix a match, he added.
