In the recent ongoing season of the IPL, several irregularities have been noted on multiple occasions, including the RR manager using a mobile phone out of a designated area, the RR skipper Riyan Parag vaping inside the dressing room, and the Supreme Body has been forced to take action against such moves.
Several former cricketers in the IPL have been working as broadcasters and have been reprimanded by the board for having made videos inside the players' and match officials' areas. Ahead of the start of the IPL, the board had issued clear instructions to the broadcasters as well as the crew.
"There could be a case of sending legal notices to an ex-cricketer who was found filming for his YouTube channel. The board has clearly mentioned that anybody wearing BCCI and IPL official attire can’t be seen filming at the ground,” TOI sources said.
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Leaving the influencers outside, the cricketers themselves have been way too obsessed with putting out a lot of content on social media, including the movements of the team and the activity inside the dressing room.
This has also been noted: that several franchises have appointed social media influencers for the promotion of their team and have given them unfiltered access to the dressing room as well as the team hotel.
Senior players are setting a bad precedent for youngsters from state leagues
“There are BCCI ACU officers in team hotels in the local T20 leagues as well. BCCI’s anti-corruption guidelines are applicable in these leagues. There are anti-corruption sessions with players, team officials, and team owners.
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