NEW DELHI, April 17 -- The International Cricket Council (ICC) has launched an investigation into Cricket Canada following allegations of match corruption linked to a T20 World Cup game against New Zealand.

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The match, played in Chennai during the tournament hosted by India and Sri Lanka, is under scrutiny after claims surfaced in a documentary aired by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.

According to the ICC, its Anti-Corruption Unit is reviewing the allegations highlighted in the programme. Andrew Ephgrave, interim general manager of the ICC's Integrity Unit, confirmed that the body is aware of the broadcast and is assessing the claims.

The documentary raised...