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Fixing Cricket is a 2000 documentary directed by Liz Jackson. It digs into the match-fixing controversy in cricket, exploring the reasons behind the lack of official investigation.
This documentary holds a unique place in the realm of sports cinema, especially given its focus on a defining scandal in cricket. While it may not have a vast number of physical releases, its scarcity in collector circles is notable, with original formats becoming harder to find over time. Many collectors appreciate its in-depth exploration of ethics in sports, positioning it as a significant piece for those who follow both cricket and documentary filmmaking.
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Fixing Cricket is a documentary.
The documentary was directed by Liz Jackson.
Wasim Akram is featured in the documentary.
Fixing Cricket was released in 2000.
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