‘We have written to BCCI’: DDCA springs into action after ‘match-fixing’ allegations rock Indian cricket
- The Delhi and District Cricket Association wrote to the Board of Control for Cricket in India seeking guidance on match-fixing allegations involving the Delhi Premier League and the 2025 Indian Premier League season.
- Former Ranji Trophy player Rachit Bhatia allegedly offered the Central Delhi Kings’ playing XI before its official release and made claims about spot-fixing and information leaks.
- DDCA Secretary Ashok Sharma said the association would provide evidence, cooperate with any inquiry, and maintain a zero-tolerance policy toward threats to cricket’s integrity.
- Sharma said Vansh Bedi had reported a separate corrupt approach, while the allegations against Bhatia remain unverified and have not been established by an investigation.
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DDCA seeks inquiry into alleged DPL irregularities, stresses claims remain unverified - The Tribune
The Delhi & District Cricket Association (DDCA) on Tuesday took note of recent media reports regarding alleged irregularities of corruption involving certain players and a franchise associated with the Delhi Premier League (DPL).
A case of attempted fixing has surfaced in the Delhi Premier League. Central Delhi Kings wicketkeeper-batsman Vansh Bedi has reported being approached for fixing to anti-corruption officials.
IPL Fixing Sting: Ex-Ranji Cricketer Rachit Bhatia Admits Leaking CSK Info to London Bookies via Snapchat | 🏏 LatestLY
A bombshell Tehelka sting operation, published on September 19, 2026, has ripped open cricket's fixing underbelly, exposing former Ranji player Rachit Bhatia for offering 'line-up leaks' in the Delhi Premier League (DPL) and claiming to have fixed five IPL 2025 matches involving Chennai Super Kings. 🏏 IPL Fixing Sting: Ex-Ranji Cricketer Rachit Bhatia Admits Leaking CSK Info to London Bookies via Snapchat.
Vansh Bedi reported fixing approach during Delhi Premier League 3; DDCA seeks BCCI intervention
During the recently concluded season of the Delhi Premier League, cricketer Vansh Bedi from Central Delhi Kings reported an attempt at match-fixing to the Anti-Corruption Wing. The Delhi and District Cricket Association is now looking to the BCCI for guidance following this incident linked to a sting operation conducted by a media outlet.
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