ICC Suspends Bangladesh's Nasir Hossain for Two Years Over Anti-Corruption Breaches

Hossain failed to disclose receipt of an iPhone 12 and an invitation to engage in corrupt conduct, leading to his suspension until April 2025.

Nasir Hossain, Bangladesh all-rounder, has been suspended from all forms of cricket for two years by the International Cricket Council (ICC) for breaching the Anti-Corruption Code.
Hossain was found guilty of three charges, including failing to disclose the receipt of an iPhone 12, which exceeded the ICC's gift value limit of $750, and not reporting the incident.
He also failed to provide full details of an approach or invitation he received to engage in corrupt conduct via the new iPhone 12.
Hossain did not cooperate with the ICC's investigation into possible corrupt conduct.
Subject to satisfying certain conditions, Hossain will be free to resume international cricket on April 7, 2025.