Two More Bangladesh Premier League Officials Charged with Corruption
Summary
Bangladesh Cricket Board’s Integrity Unit has charged two more Bangladesh Premier League officials with violating the ICC anti-corruption code, bringing the total number of accused since May to nine. The officials have been provisionally suspended and given 14 days to respond to the charge sheet.
Key Points
- The Bangladesh Cricket Board Integrity Unit charged two more Bangladesh Premier League officials with anti-corruption code violations.
- The accused are former Chattogram Royals owner Mohammad Abdul Qayum Rashid and Durbar Rajshahi and Chattogram Royals official Amin Khan.
- The charges relate to alleged corrupt conduct, failure to disclose information, non-cooperation, and obstructing an investigation.
- They have been provisionally suspended and given 14 days to submit their responses.
