NEW DELHI, DEC 14: Cricketer Manoj Prabhakar today alleged justice Y V Chandrachud's report on betting and match- fixing in Indian cricket was ``factually incorrect and with little regard to the truth'' and that he was not even ``asked to name the player who offered him money to throw a match.''Mocking the one-man commission instituted by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to probe his charges of match-fixing, Prabhakar said: ``In my 45-minute session with the judge, he only asked me two questions - Does match-fixing go on; and are Indian cricketers involved in heavy betting?``Not once was I asked to name the cricketer who offered me money to throw a match. Most of the interview was spent discussing very general stuff, including my bowling.''Justice Chandrachud, who had come to the conclusion that the charges were baseless and made because the all-rounder was ``a frustrated cricketer and frustrated politician'' had got his `facts wrong' and that betting and match-fixing was very much there in international cricket, Prabhakar was quoted by an NDTV release as having said.
