IPL 2025: Hyderabad businessman under BCCI scanner for links to bookies

IPL 2025: Hyderabad businessman under BCCI scanner for links to bookies

Hyderabad: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has issued a warning to stakeholders in the India Premier League (IPL) to be wary of a businessman from Hyderabad who allegedly has links with bookies. The board issued an advisory after the BCCI’s Anti-Corruption Security Unit (ACSU) raised concerns over the alleged links between a businesman who has tried to approach players in the IPL. “The BCCI has cautioned the owners, players, coa…

BCCI issues IPL-wide alert over match fixing threat

As the excitement for IPL 2025 builds, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has issued a major warning to all participating teams, players, and support staff over an emerging match-fixing threat linked to a suspicious individual posing as a fan. According to internal communications shared with IPL franchises, the BCCI has raised […] The post BCCI issues IPL-wide alert over match fixing threat appeared first on cricexec.

BCCI Warns IPL Teams of Hyderabad Businessman Targeting Players With Corrupt Offers

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has alerted all Indian Premier League (IPL) stakeholders — including players, owners, coaches, support staff, and commentators — about a potential threat involving a businessman from Hyderabad, suspected of trying to lure participants into corrupt activities. As reported by Cricbuzz, the Anti-Corruption Security Unit (ACSU) has flagged a Hyderabad-based individual with known ties to bookies and pa…

Cricket Fever Takes Over India’s Travel Plans

Skift Take: As experience-driven travel rises, sports fans are boosting domestic tourism by traveling to watch the Indian Premier League live. Hotel and train bookings have spiked, but a growing number of ticketing and travel scams are making many travelers cautious. -Bulbul DhawanRead the Complete Story On Skift

BCCI issues match-fixing alert in IPL 2025

Amid rising concerns over match-fixing and illegal activities in the Indian Premier League (IPL), the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has issued a formal alert. According to Indian media reports, the BCCI has warned IPL teams that a businessman may attempt to entrap individuals associated with the tournament. The warning has been sent to team owners, players, coaches, team officials, support staff and commentators cautioning them ab…