Overview
- The Bangladesh Cricket Board, which announced charges Thursday, opened cases tied to the 2025–26 BPL that ended in January.
- Domestic player Amit Mojumder and team manager Rezwan Kabir Siddique were charged with placing or taking bets on matches.
- Former Noakhali Express chairman Towhidul Haque Towhid and Chattogram Royals manager Lablur Rahman were charged with blocking the probe by not cooperating and by deleting messages.
- All charged participants were provisionally suspended and given 14 days to respond, while franchise associate Saminur Rahman accepted an exclusion order that bars him from all cricket.
- The Integrity Unit’s Alex Marshall said the investigation continues and warned more charges could follow as officials trace ties to local and overseas betting rings.