Women’s T20 World Cup Rocked By Spot-Fixing Allegations, Bangladesh Player In Question: Report | Cricket News

A Bangladesh participant on the ongoing Women’s T20 World Cup in South Africa was reportedly approached for spot-fixing. According to a report within the ESPNcricinfo, the participant has knowledgeable the authorities about it, as per the anti-corruption code of conduct. The media home acknowledged that Dhaka-based Jamuna TV launched an audio dialog which allegedly passed off between two Bangladesh gamers — one among whom is with the crew in South Africa for the mega-event, whereas the opposite is in Bangladesh, allegedly working as a communication channel between the participant and one other individual.

As per the report, the participant in Bangladesh was heard attempting to persuade the participant with the crew in T20 World Cup to take pleasure in spot-fixing. The later reportedly denies the supply and later informs ICC’s ACU about it.

Reacting to the audio dialog that was allegedly a few spot-fixing strategy, Bangladesh Cricket Board’s chief govt Nizamuddin Chowdhury mentioned that the board couldn’t begin investigation on the idea of a news report. He, nonetheless, acknowledged that the gamers of Bangladesh are properly conscious of what they need to do when such approaches are made.

“The ICC’s anti-corruption unit looks after these matters. Our players are aware of their dos and don’ts. If there’s been an approach, they know that they have to inform the ICC ACU according to the event’s protocol. It is not a matter for the BCB’s investigation. We cannot react or talk about a news report. It is very sensitive in nature,” BCB’s chief govt Nizamuddin Chowdhury advised ESPNcricinfo.

Bangladesh girls’s cricket crew has been put into Group A of T20 World Cup alongside Australia, Sri lanka, South Africa and New Zealand.

Bangladesh misplaced their event opener by 7 wickets to Sri lanka earlier than struggling an 8-wicket loss to Australia of their subsequent recreation.

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