Mohammed Siraj made a sensational disclosure, the man had contacted the fast bowler to give 'inside information

Posted on 20th Apr 2023 10:42 am by rohit kumar

Indian team fast bowler Mohammad Siraj has reported 'corrupt thinking' to BCCI's anti-corruption unit. Siraj told that a man contacted him and wanted to know the inside news. The man had lost money in betting. Siraj was approached during the India-Australia ODI series shortly before the start of IPL 2023, the information of which he has given to the ACU officials.

 

A senior BCCI source told PTI, 'It was not the bookie who approached Siraj. It was a driver from Hyderabad, who has become addicted to betting. He lost a huge amount and wanted to know the inside news from Siraj. Siraj immediately informed me about this. The law enforcement authority caught the man. Waiting for more information.

 

The BCCI has stepped up its drive against corruption ever since the S Sreesanth, Ankeet Chavan, and Ajit Chandila spot-fixing scandal and former CSK team principal Gurunath Meiyappan's betting links came to the fore.

 

There is a mandatory ACU workshop for the players and punishment is given to those who do not report corruption. Bangladesh captain Shakib Al Hasan was suspended in 2019 after he did not report corrupt practices during the tri-series in 2018 and the IPL that year.

 

Note that before the arrival of Australia, India had participated in the home series against New Zealand and Sri Lanka in January-February. India defeated Sri Lanka 2-1 in the T20 International series and then cleaned them 3-0 in the ODI series. India won the T20 International series 2-1 after winning the ODI series against New Zealand 3-0.

 

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