'Zero tolerance': CSK set to investigate alleged IPL match-fixing breach reports
CSK maintains a 'zero tolerance' stance on corruption as its board prepares to review reports of an alleged classified information leak ahead of its AGM.
Chennai Super Kings (CSK) have pledged to investigate allegations of match-fixing against the franchise, as reported by Tehelka. The Tehelka expose claims that a CSK player sold confidential information about playing lineups to a middleman for Rs 60 lakh per match, leading to earnings of nearly Rs 3 crore across five matches in IPL 2025.
The Delhi & District Cricket Association (DDCA) has acknowledged the reports, stating they are unverified and awaiting proper investigation through established processes. CSK's board will convene ahead of their Annual General Meeting on September 25 to discuss the allegations. DDCA has also expressed concern over the matter and requested that authorities examine the information.
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