Cricket Ireland apologises for controversial betting ads ...Middle East

The betting firms are infamous for providing betting on children’s sports, other explicit content in their advertising. Cricket Ireland, thus, issued an apology for controversial advertisements during the recently concluded series against India at home. In India, the government has already banned advertisement of such illicit sites. After receiving complaints about one of the sponsors, Sport Ireland contacted Cricket Ireland regarding their partnership with controversial gambling platforms. The names of these platforms, onboarded as sponsors, included 1xBet, Kheloyar, Khelraja, and SportsX9. The illegal betting websites are notorious for their advertisement practices. The UK Gambling Commi

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