Cricket Cricket Al Jazeera: No meeting with ICC yet The ICC has asked Al Jazeera to present it with all the footages to begin investigations from its side. Shayan Acharya CHENNAI 02 June, 2018 10:45 IST Dave Richardson, ICC CEO. (file photo) - AFP Shayan Acharya CHENNAI 02 June, 2018 10:45 IST Even as the International Cricket Council (ICC) has asked the Doha-based news channel, Al Jazeera, to release 'all the details' it has on the match-fixing controversy, the broadcasting company is not considering a meeting with the ICC anytime soon.Read: Richardson demands unedited footage from Al JazeeraA spokesman for Al Jazeera’s Investigative Unit confirmed to Sportstar that with regard to a potential meeting with the ICC, the broadcaster had to "take into account ongoing legal considerations, including potential criminal investigations into the match-fixing allegations in Sri Lanka and India. That being the case, a meeting with the ICC would be premature at this stage."On Friday, ICC CEO, Dave Richardson, issued a statement asking the news channel to cooperate with the investigation by releasing the evidences it had on the fixing allegations.However, the spokesperson said: "It should also be borne in mind that in certain respects the broadcast puts the ICC itself under the spotlight, although we are confident that this will not ultimately be a bar to cooperation in due course."The channel, it is learnt, has hours of footage and believes that the evidences are foolproof. Read more stories on Cricket. For more updates, follow Sportstar on :