The International Cricket Council (ICC) is currently investigating Cricket Canada for potential breaches of its anti-corruption code following a T20 World Cup match against New Zealand on February 17, 2023, in Chennai, India. Canada lost the match by eight wickets, with New Zealand successfully chasing down a target of 173 runs in just 15.1 overs. The investigation was prompted by allegations highlighted in a documentary titled 'Corruption, Crime and Cricket', which aired on CBC. The film claims that governance issues and match-fixing attempts have plagued Canadian cricket. Specific attention is being paid to the performance of Canada’s captain, Dilpreet Bajwa, during a pivotal over in the match, where he conceded a significant number of runs. Additionally, the ICC is looking into a leaked phone recording involving former coach Khurram Chohan, who alleges he faced pressure from senior board members regarding player selections. The documentary also features claims from former coach Pubudu Dassanayake, who is suing Cricket Canada for wrongful dismissal, alleging similar coercion in team selection. Cricket Canada has faced administrative challenges, including the recent replacement of its board president amid ongoing scrutiny.