BCCI anti-corruption unit probes state T20 leagues
The BCCI's anti-corruption unit has bookies, players and owners of state T20 leagues under investigation. Reports of irregular betting patterns in several domestic tournaments triggered the probe. No formal charges have been filed.
The unit is examining financial records and player contracts across multiple state associations. The investigation covers leagues that operate outside the official IPL structure. The BCCI hasn't disclosed the names of individuals or franchises involved.
State associations have been asked to cooperate with the inquiry. Further updates are expected once the preliminary assessment concludes.
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- DevelopingAug 17, 2026 · CricHubb Desk
- SettledAug 24, 2026 · CricHubb Desk