evidence: Allegedly, the match upon which the information provided by Waugh and Warne most clearly centres is the Pakistan-Australia Singer World encounter in Colombo. Even at the time that it is played, it draws suspicion in some quarters because of the way in which Pakistan collapses when victory is clearly within its reach. Set a modest 180 to win, the home team is cruising at 80 for two when opener Saeed suddenly retires hurt (with cramp); it precipitates a collapse that sees the Pakistanis fall short of the Australians' total by 28 runs. [...] The extent of the Indians' act of underperformance becomes so manifest by the end of the game that International Cricket Council (ICC) match referee Raman Subba Row acts to dock two points (wins in the tournament were worth four) from their final tally. He does so on the suspicion that they have been instructed to lose the game in order to ensure that West Indies would qualify for the Final ahead of New Zealand and thus guarantee the financial success of the competition's concluding match.