Dhaka, Sept. 17 -- The Bangladesh Cricket Board's (BCB) Integrity Unit has charged two more Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) officials with alleged breaches of the ICC Anti-Corruption Code, taking the total number of people charged in cases linked to the league to nine since May this year, according to Cricinfo.

The latest individuals charged are Md Abdul Kayum Rashed, former owner of Chattogram Royals, and Md Amin Khan, a former team official of Durbar Rajshahi and Chattogram Royals.

The charges follow investigations by the BCB Integrity Unit into alleged corrupt conduct connected with the 11th and 12th editions of the BPL. The allegations include attempts to improperly influence matches, failure to disclose information relating to corr...