Rajasthan Royals (RR) team manager Romi Bhinder has finally got relief after facing scrutiny from the BCCI Anti-Corruption Unit over mobile use in one of their IPL 2026 games.
Mobile use row ends with warning and fine for Rajasthan Royals Manager
As reported by Cricbuzz, the BCCI Anti-Corruption Unit has cleared Romi Bhinder, and the decision was officially communicated to the Rajasthan Royals through a letter.
The ACU looked into the matter in detail and took into account Bhinder’s long experience of around 19 years in management before making the call.
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Bhinder has been given a warning and also fined a small amount, but there is no word on Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, who was sneaking Bhinder’s phone.
? JUST INCricbuzz can confirm that Rajasthan Royals' manager Romi Bhinder has been cleared by the ACSUA letter was sent to RR informing them of the decisionHe has been warned and finedNo word on Vaibhav Sooryavanshi
— Cricbuzz (@cricbuzz) April 17, 2026BREAKING: RR manager Romi Bhinder has been cleared, as reported by @cricbuzz . The ACSU has sent a letter informing RR of the decision which was taken considering his 19 yrs of experience. Has been warned, given a nominal fine. More vitally, no word on Vaibhav Sooryavanshi
— Vijay Tagore (@vijaymirror) April 17, 2026More to follow...
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