- BANGALORE: Players and staff have been banned from tweeting during games at the Cricket World Cup.
- The sport's governing body wants to make sure illegal bookmakers do not use such information as betting guides.
The ban follows the recommendation of the anti-corruption unit of the International Cricket Council. Players and team staff have taken to airing their views on social networking sites.
Australia team manager Steve Bernard is known to be a regular tweeter during matches. The World Cup is being played in India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh. It begins Saturday and ends April 2.

