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Key Takeaways
- 1📊 900-page probe report bars 9 from BPL auction
- 2🏆 Not full bans, just this edition
- 3💡 Marshall eyes anti-corruption laws
- 4🔮 Evidence public post live investigation
"The omission of the nine players from this year's BPL auction had raised eyebrows"
A massive 900-page report from a three-member probe led BCB Integrity Unit chair Alex Marshall to advise barring nine cricketers from the BPL 2026 auction, sparking controversy.
Players like Anamul Haque demanded proof, but Marshall acted to prevent corruption issues. The excluded aren't fully banned—just sidelined for this edition while investigations continue.
Integrity Over Auction Buzz
Marshall vows to release evidence post-probe and pushes for new criminal laws against sports corruption with Bangladeshi authorities. "I've given that advice to try and prevent problems happening," he stated, balancing transparency with ongoing probes.
"I have given advice... some people should not be invited to this edition of the BPL." — Alex Marshall
BPL faithful debate the moves as Bangladesh cricket cleans house ahead of the T20 spectacle.
