One would have thought, that one vaping controversy was enough for IPL 2026 — where RR skipper Riyan Parag was caught using e-cigarette in the dressing room, during a match. But as it turns out, another one has been reported — this time by PBKS spinner Yuzvendra Chahal. It was on Arshdeep Singh’s camera that he was reportedly caught vaping. In turn, as a precautionary measure, as per a report in NDTV, Arshdeep has been asked to put a full stop on his vlogging.
Action against Arshdeep Singh
The incident had occurred, when the PBKS team was travelling from Ahmedabad to Hyderabad, for their next fixture. While there has been no reaction from the team, player or any official, this might just end Arshdeep’s vlogging career, during a tournament, at least.
BCCI steps in after Yuzvendra Chahal’s alleged vaping incident Source: NDTV#IPL2026 #BCCI #ArshdeepSingh #YuzvendraChahal #Cricket pic.twitter.com/rxq0jZEyE0
— InsideSport (@InsideSportIND) May 8, 2026It was only on Friday, that the BCCI had issued a seven-page guideline to the teams, about the potential dangers of being honey-trapped. As per the guidelines, there could be surprise check, to see if everything is being followed or not. Going further, no body is allowed to enter a team member’s room, regardless of the relationship they share with the person, without any prior knowledge and approval of the team manager.
RuleDirectiveVisitors in roomsStrictly prohibited without written approvalMeetings with guestsAllowed only in public hotel areasTeam hotel exitsMandatory intimation to SLO/TIOAccreditation cardsMust be displayed at all timesDugout interactionOwners barred from approaching playersBCCI makes it clear
“The BCCI / IPL Operations Team may conduct periodic checks to assess adherence to the directives set forth in this Advisory. Team Managers are required to maintain records of all approved guest visits and hotel movements.” “Instances of vaping within the dressing room and other restricted areas of tournament venues have been brought to the BCCl’s attention. It is pertinent to note that the use of vapes and electronic cigarettes is prohibited under applicable Indian law.
“Any individual found engaging in such conduct within tournament premises is not only violating BCCI and IPL regulations but may also be committing a cognisable offence under the applicable statutory framework,” BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia stated in the directive. In fact, there could be punishments, if the new guidelines are not followed.
ViolationPossible ActionSOP breachShow-cause noticeSecurity violationFinancial penaltyPMOA breachSuspension/disqualificationProhibited substancesReferral to law enforcementRepeat offenceIPL banIPL 2026: BCCI says no to Arshdeep Singh’s vlogs amid Yuzvendra Chahal’s vaping incident Inside Sport India.
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