Dhaka, May 7 -- The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has provisionally suspended several players, team officials, and a franchise owner for allegedly breaching anti-corruption codes during the 12th edition of the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL).

The charges follow an investigation by the BCB Integrity Unit into betting activities, corrupt approaches, and the obstruction of investigations.

Md. Lablur Rahman, a team manager, and Md. Towhidul Haque Towhid, a franchise co-owner, both face charges for refusing to cooperate with the Anti-Corruption Official.

The BCB alleged the pair failed to comply with demand notices and intentionally concealed or deleted relevant communications to delay the probe.

Domestic cricketer Amit Mojumder and team ...