Olympic Badminton Teams Ousted for Throwing Matches - The New York Times
Three Indonesian Badminton Players Get Life Ban For Match-fixing
Badminton match-fixing scandal in Malaysia - AS USA
Badminton Asia demand answers from BWF on match-fixing - BadmintonPlanet.com
Badminton Players Face 'Extremely Serious' Match-Fixing Charge
 "Two Chinese Badminton Players Banned For Match-Fixing, Betting | Badminton News")
Two Chinese Badminton Players Banned For Match-Fixing, Betting | Badminton News
Apacs confirm match-fixing players are under their sponsorship - BadmintonPlanet.com
Indonesian fixing scandal: Badminton players tanked games in Hong Kong, Lucknow | Sports News,The Indian Express
Top 10 facts: Eight badminton players disqualified for throwing matches, India's appeal rejected | Olympics News
Badminton-Indonesia asks BWF to wise up on match-fixing , News - AsiaOne
BWF hands life bans to three Indonesian players for match-fixing | Other News – India TV
Match-fixing: Two Malaysian badminton players receive career-ending bans - BBC Sport
China's Yu quits badminton after Olympic match-fixing disqualification | Olympics 2012: badminton | The Guardian
Malaysian shuttler Suspected of Match-Fixing - BadmintonPlanet.com
Integrity in sport update: concerns over match-fixing in Badminton - LawInSport
Match-fixing approach rebuffed at New Zealand Badminton Open | Stuff.co.nz
Two Chinese badminton players banned for match-fixing, betting
BWF bans three Indonesian players for life for match-fixing
China's Yu Yang quits badminton after Olympic match-fixing disqualification | Olympic Games 2012 | The Guardian
Malaysian badminton player denies match-fixing, to appeal - Hindustan Times
Two Malaysian badminton players receive lengthy bans for match-fixing
Badminton world rocked by match fixing scandal: Russian player gets 5-year ban - Sportoutloud
Malaysian badminton players given career-ending bans for match fixing
Badminton World Federation bans two Chinese players for spot-fixing and betting
Badminton: Two Malaysian players banned 20 and 15 years for match-fixing | The Straits Times
