Overview
- Madurai Panthers accused the defending champions of using chemically treated towels to alter the ball’s condition during their June 14 match in Salem.
- TNPL CEO Prasanna Kannan acknowledged the complaint beyond the 24-hour window and asked the Panthers to furnish material evidence.
- The league confirmed that TNCA-issued towels are standard equipment for all teams to dry the ball under umpire supervision.
- No concerns were raised by on-field umpires or the match referee, and the investigation found no verifiable proof of tampering.
- Madurai Panthers face potential penalties under league regulations if they fail to substantiate their allegations.