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Nine arrested for allegedly fixing matches in Singapore basketball league
Nine individuals aged 19 to 35, including players, face investigation under the Prevention of Corruption Act for alleged match-fixing in the 2025 Singapore basketball league, CPIB said.
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Nine arrested in Singapore over alleged basketball match-fixing scandal
SINGAPORE: Nine individuals have been arrested by the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) for their suspected involvement in fixing matches in Singapore’s 2025 K Star National Basketball League Division 1. The arrests, announced on 19 August, involved eight Singaporeans and one permanent resident, aged between 19 and 35 years old. CPIB confirmed that some of those arrested were players from teams competing in the league. The basketball…
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