Bangladesh cricket charge two over BPL corruption breaches
The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) on Thursday charged two former Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) officials with multiple breaches of the ICC Anti-Corruption Code, including alleged match-fixing, failure to report corrupt approaches and obstruction of investigations. Former Chattogram Royals owner Md Abdul Kayum Rashed and former team official Md Amin Khan have been provisionally suspended, the…
The Bangladesh Cricket Board has charged two former Bangladesh Premier League officials with multiple breaches of the ICC Anti-Corruption Code, including alleged match-fixing and obstruction of investigations. Md Abdul Kayum Rashed, the former owner of Chattogram Royals, and Md Amin Khan, a former operations manager, have been provisionally suspended.
Rashed faces four charges under the ICC Anti-Corruption Code, including match-fixing, failing to report corrupt approaches, and obstruction of investigations. Khan also faces four charges, including match-fixing, soliciting corrupt conduct, failing to cooperate with investigations, and obstructing the probe. Both officials have 14 days to respond to the charges.
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