Bangladesh’s Cricket player forbidden for five years by ICC for corruption charges

Bangladesh outside the Spinner Shhely Akhter is the first women’s Crick player to be slapped with a corruption prohibition. It was found involved in a party setting incident during the Women’s T20 2023 world held in South Africa. The 36 -year -old was not part of the team. Shhely has agreed to violation of five provisions, which leads to a prohibition of five years as of February 10, 2025.

The provisions violated by Shhely are articles 2.1.1, 2.1.3, 2.1.4, 2.4.4 and 2.4.7 of the Code.

Taking into account the duration of the prohibition, a spokesman for the International Cricket Council (ICC) declared: “including crediting Mrs. Akther for agreeing on a result that avoids the need for an audience and, therefore, saves a time and considerable money to use elsewhere in the fight against the fight against the fight against the fight against corruption, and has considered relevant precedents. Therefore, the CPI considers that a period of inelegability of five (5) years is reasonable and proportional. Mrs. Akhter has accepted this sanction. As such, an inelegability period of five (5) years is imposed. ”

Neither party, Shhely or ICC have the right to appeal against the decision.

The last appearance of Shhely in Bangladesh’s outfit was in October 2022.

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Research on Shhely Akhter by Acu

The research agent of the ICC Anti -Corruption Code (ACC) focused on the chats exchanged between Shhely Akhter and another player (which was part of the team) through Facebook Messenger dated February 14, 2023. The date coincides with the match of the World Cup T20 between Bangladesh and Australia. Shhely offered the Cricket player around USD 16,400 to stay perplexed in the game.

This player proceeded to inform Shhely to ACU immediately sharing all voice notes sent by Shhely. However, Shhely had eliminated him from his devices.

During a research interview, Shhely confirmed to send the voice notes, but said that “he only did it to show her friend that the members of the Bangladesh team were not involved in the solution, not because she was really making a corrupt approach” .

Shhely presented the screenshots of a conversation between her and a friend about the “challenge.” She tried to demonstrate that conversations were exchanged before February 14, long before the party in question. However, the ACC confirmed with a forensic investigation that the archives had been created after February 14 by “reviewing the underlying metadata for messages.”

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