The Delhi Police spoke to former Indian cricket board secretary Sanjay Jagdale yesterday to understand the revenue model of the Indian Premier League (IPL) tournament in connection with the spot-fixing scam they are probing, official sources said. <img alt="" src="http://images.mid-day.com/2013/jun/02H095146.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 523px;" /> &ldquo;We called Jagdale here to get an idea about BCCI&rsquo;s role in the agreement between team Rajasthan Royals, the board and the cricketers as the agreement is a tripartite one,&rdquo; sources said. Delhi Police have also called IPL CEO Sundar Raman, along with Jagdale, as part of their information-gathering effort. Rajasthan Royals had filed a complaint against its three arrested players &mdash; S Sreesanth, Ajit Chandila and Ankeet Chavan &mdash; for breach of contract, as they were allegedly involved in spot-fixing in the just concluded IPL. &ldquo;He was not called for questioning. We wanted to understand certain things,&rdquo; a police officer said. &ldquo;During the talks for information on the tripartite agreement, Jagdale and Raman were confronted with each other. Delhi Police officers talked to them for around two-and-a-half hours,&rdquo; he said. &ldquo;As it was an information gathering session, Jagdale and Raman were not ready to come to Delhi Police Special Cell office. They agreed to come to the hotel,&rdquo; the officer added. u00a0

Police spoke to the former   Indian cricket board secretary to understand the revenue model of the IPL tournament in connection with the spot-fixing scam 

Delhi cops speak to Sanjay Jagdale for two-and-a-half hours

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