The officials of the International Cricket Council are forced to act deeply because of a recently published report that claims the T20 World Cup 2026 match between Canada and New Zealand was fixed.
"The existence of the allegations emerged in a documentary 'Corruption, Crime and Cricket', produced by The Fifth Estate, a Canadian investigative documentary programme. The 43-minute film, aired by the public broadcaster CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation) on Friday, makes wide-ranging accusations of corruption and governance at Canada Cricket," ESPNcricinfo reported.
A recently published documentary accused the Canadian team captain
In another investigation, the focus is on the selection process of the Canadian cricket team. It is suspected that the Canadian coach, Khurram Chohan, was under severe pressure by the board to select certain players.
Official statement from the Anti-Corruption Unit
"Governance matters in relation to ICC Members are considered by the ICC, where they fall under its jurisdiction, in accordance with the ICC's standard constitutional processes. The ICC's Anti-Corruption Unit operates across three core functions: intelligence, prevention and education, and investigation. These functions operate concurrently and are applied wherever there is a credible basis to believe the integrity of the sport may be at risk," he added further.
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