The Bangladesh Chief Association match-fixing embarrassment being examined by the BCB Feb 02, 2025 Sylhet, Bangladesh. 29th January 2024. Bangladeshi cricketer TANZID HASAN in real life. Sylhet Strikers against Chattogram Challengers, the Bangladesh Chief Association at the Sylhet Global Arena
The Bangladesh Chief Association 2024-25 release has gone under the scanner for match-fixing charges. Bangladesh Cricket Board’s (BCB) Hostile to Defilement Unit (ACU) is examining the matter.
The most recent time of BPL has been in the information for players’ non-installment of levy and tagging issues. To add to the rundown of discussions, match-fixing charges have now shaken the association.
The ACU is purportedly exploring eight counterparts for thought fixing in view of unknown tips and media reports. As per an Everyday Star report, out of 10 players who are under BCB’s radar, six have played for the public side, two are uncapped and two are abroad players.
Fakhar Zaman has been reviewed to the Pakistan crew for the 2025 Heroes Prize four months after his altercation with the PCB.
What provoked his ODI return for the impending ICC occasion?
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The establishments being referred to are Durbar Rajshahi, Sylhet Strikers, Dhaka Capitals and Chittagong Rulers. The installations that are being scrutinized are Fortune Barishal versus Rajshahi (January 6), Rangpur Riders versus Dhaka (January 7), Dhaka versus Sylhet (January 10), Rajshahi versus Dhaka (January 12), Chittagong versus Sylhet (January 13), Barishal versus Khulna Tigers (January 22), Chittagong versus Sylhet (January 22) and Rajshahi versus Rangpur (January 23).
Dubious episodes in the previously mentioned matches incorporate bowlers yielding successive wides, purposely bowling no balls, dubious group choice and slow batting while at the same time pursuing aggregates.
BCB structures free request body to help test
The BCB has taken cognisance of the matter, shaping a free body to help its ACU in the examinations.
“As a feature of its continuous endeavors, the BCB is currently laying out a Free Request Body to additional help the ACU in its examinations. The BCB stays devoted to guaranteeing a fair and straightforward cricketing climate, and will keep on making all vital moves to shield the uprightness of the game in Bangladesh,” a BCB public statement read.
It added: “The BCB has additionally gone over media inclusion with respect to potential enemy of debasement worries about the BPL. The Board repeats its strong obligation to maintaining the respectability and soul of the game.
“The BCB stringently sticks to the ICC Hostile to Defilement Code for Members and keeps a zero-resilience strategy towards debasement in any structure. The BCB against defilement unit is constantly observing all matters connecting with respectability inside Bangladesh cricket, tending to them with due privacy and watchfulness.”
This isn’t whenever BPL first has been hit by spot-fixing. In 2014, previous Bangladesh commander Mohammad Ashraful conceded and was prohibited for quite some time.
