Overview
- Javon Searles, Titans owner Chitranjan Rathod and team official Trevon Griffith were charged with breaches of anti-corruption codes tied to the Bim10 tournament.
- All three are provisionally barred from all cricket with immediate effect and have 14 days from March 11, 2026 to respond.
- Shared allegations include fixing or attempting to improperly influence matches, soliciting others to engage in corrupt conduct, and failing to cooperate with investigators.
- Searles and Griffith also face counts for failing to report corrupt approaches to Cricket West Indies.
- Griffith faces an additional ICC-code charge linked to international matches for allegedly obstructing the ACU’s investigation; Rathod faces three charges, Searles four, and Griffith four under the CWI code plus one under the ICC code.