Fixing conspiracy in IPL 2025, trying to woo players by becoming a fan

Sports News: The exciting season of IPL 2025 continues, but in the meantime a shocking news has come out. According to media reports, fixing is being conspired in the 18th season of IPL. In this case, BCCI's Anti Corruption and Security Unit (ACSU) has warned all 10 teams. ACSU has said that if someone contacts a member of any team, he will have to report immediately. According to reports, the tournament is clouded by the threat of corruption, and this time a businessman for fixing is trying to woo the players, coaches, support staff, team owners and families of commentators through expensive gifts.

Who is this suspicious businessman?

According to Cricbuzz report, ACSU suspects that this fixing conspiracy is being done by a Hyderabad businessman. This person is expected to have a direct connection with the bookies. The past of this person has also been suspicious, and he has been involved in corrupt activities before. However, the name of this businessman has not yet been revealed, but ACSU has warned all the people associated with the IPL that if this person tries to contact, then immediately inform about it.

How is trying to woo?

According to the report, the man is trying to reach the team's players, coaches, support staff and owners, calling himself a fan. He has also been seen allegedly seen in team hotels and matches, and is inviting his target to private parties. In addition, he is trying to give expensive gifts not only to the team members, but also their families. Efforts have also been made to contact relatives living abroad through social media.

Acsu strict alert

ACSU has given strict instructions to all the players, coaches, support staff and commentators associated with the IPL that if they contact this suspect or accept any kind of proposal, it will have to be reported immediately. ACSU has reminded everyone that any attempt for fixing and corruption can harm the reputation of the IPL. This step is considered important to save IPL transparency and cricket's honor.