Clean-up Cricket"

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has initiated searches at premises associated with India Cement, helmed by former BCCI Chairman N Srinivasan, in connection with alleged FEMA violations amounting to ₹550 Crores by the company and its promoters.

It's hard to overlook the fact that Srinivasan's son-in-law, Gurunath Meyyappan, was previously embroiled in a Cricket Betting Controversy. Interestingly, this controversy unfolded during the tenure when Sharad Pawar served as a Minister in the UPA government.

These developments underscore the imperative for transparency and accountability in cricket administration, signaling a potential shift towards greater integrity and scrutiny within the sport.