Overview
- The ICC’s integrity chief said Friday the Anti-Corruption Unit is reviewing allegations raised by a CBC film about Cricket Canada.
- Two active cases are in play, with one focused on Canada’s February 17 T20 World Cup loss to New Zealand in Chennai and a scrutinized fifth over by captain Dilpreet Bajwa.
- The other case centers on a leaked call with ex-coach Khurram Chohan, who alleged board pressure on team selection and mentioned attempts to fix matches.
- Former coach Pubudu Dassanayake has made similar claims about selection pressure and has filed a wrongful dismissal lawsuit against Cricket Canada.
- Cricket Canada says it is treating the claims with the utmost importance, while allegations of organized-crime threats described in the film may also involve police.