BCB charges two BPL officials with ICC Anti-Corruption Code breaches

The Bangladesh Cricket Board charged former Chattogram Royals owner Mohammad Abdul Quayyum Rashid and former Darbar Rajshahi official Amin Khan with alleged breaches of the ICC Anti-Corruption Code. Both face four charges each connected to the 11th and 12th editions of the Bangladesh Premier League.

Rashid faces charges including attempting to fix or improperly influence match outcomes and failing to report corrupt approaches to the designated Anti-Corruption Officer. The BCB also alleges he failed to cooperate fully with the investigation by not providing his mobile phone for forensic examination.

Both individuals have been provisionally suspended while the disciplinary process continues. They have 14 days to respond to the charges. The allegations stem from an investigation by the BCB's Integrity Unit into alleged corrupt practices during the two BPL seasons.