The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has charged four individuals, including domestic cricketer Amit Majumder, with various breaches of the ICC anti-corruption code. Alongside Majumder, team managers Lablur Rahman and Rezwan Kabir Siddique, and Noakhali Express co-owner Towhidul Haque face allegations related to betting activities and failure to comply with investigations. Notably, Saminur Rahman, associated with Chattogram Royals, received a lifetime ban for his involvement in corrupt practices. The BCB's integrity unit, established in November 2025, has been actively investigating these cases, which span the recent 2025-26 Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) and two National Cricket League (NCL) T20 tournaments. The charged individuals have 14 days to respond to the allegations, with the possibility of accepting charges or requesting a tribunal hearing. Alex Marshall, the integrity unit's independent chair, emphasized the importance of these charges in protecting cricket in Bangladesh, indicating further investigations and potential charges are forthcoming.