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A significant controversy has marred the Bangladesh Premier League 2025. Franchise Durbar Rajshahi is but to clear the due fee of its gamers. As per a report in ESPNcricinfo, quite a few international stars, together with one from Pakistan, are stranded of their workforce resort in Dhaka because the franchise shouldn’t be responding to their calls. The stranded gamers are in search of an replace concerning their flights tickets to succeed in their respective properties, however the workforce proprietor and administration should not responding to it, the report added.
“Mohammad Haris (Pakistan), Aftab Alam (Afghanistan), Mark Deyal (West Indies), Ryan Burl (Zimbabwe) and Miguel Cummins (West Indies) are all waiting for some portion of their payments due. A couple of them have been paid 25%, while some haven’t been paid at all. Furthermore, the players haven’t received daily allowance for the last 11 days,” reported the media home.
It’s value noting that Rajshahi acquired eradicated from the Bangladesh Premier Leauge (BPL) on Saturday.
In the meantime, Bangladesh sports activities adviser Asif Mahmud warned Rajshahi proprietor Shafique Rahman of authorized motion if the gamers’ dues should not paid.
“I spoke to the Rajshahi owner, who assured us that he will clear the payments,” Mahmud mentioned as quoted by ESPNcricinfo in identical report. “I have told him clearly that if he fails to do so, we will take legal steps. No more discussions. Our fact-finding committee will be looking into how this team came to be.”
In one other replace from BPL, the Bangladesh Cricket Board established an impartial inquiry physique to help its Anti-Corruption Unit in probing a slew of corruption allegations during the last couple of weeks within the event.
This marks the primary official corruption investigation within the BPL since 2013 because the league faces problem with delayed participant funds and ticketing controversies.
(With PTI Inputs)
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