Former Pakistan cricketer Tanveer Ahmed made a shocking accusation on social media, claiming that most teams in the IPL are involved in fixing. He specifically targeted the BCCI and IPL, stating that while the league is touted as the biggest T20 franchise in the world, it is also a hub for fixing. This comes in light of the controversy surrounding the Rajasthan Royals, who were accused of match-fixing after failing to chase down runs in their recent matches.
Jaideep Bihani, Convenor of the Ad Hoc Committee of the Rajasthan Cricket Association, accused the Royals of match-fixing, a claim the team vehemently denied. The BCCI also refuted the allegations, stating that the RCA is dissolved and that they have an anti-corruption unit monitoring IPL activities closely.
The controversy has sparked a debate within the cricketing community, with many questioning the integrity of the league and its teams. Despite the denials and reassurances from officials, the issue remains a contentious topic in the cricketing world.
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