Bengaluru police on Wednesday arrested Sudhindra Shinde in a Karnataka Premier League match-fixing case, ANI reported. (More Cricket News)
A team of Central Crime Branch of Bengaluru police had on Monday conducted a search at the residence of Sudhindra Shinde in connection with the Karnataka Premier League (KPL) match-fixing scandal
Bengaluru police on Wednesday arrested Sudhindra Shinde in a Karnataka Premier League match-fixing case, ANI reported. (More Cricket News)
A team of Central Crime Branch of Bengaluru police had on Monday conducted a search at the residence of Shinde in connection with the match-fixing scandal. A search warrant was taken from a court and search was conducted at the residence of Shinde, an official said.
Police custody will be taken today for further interrogation to check for the involvement of other people. He is suspected to be involved in match-fixing and reportedly approached a player. The police, however, are yet to ascertain Shinde's role.
Who is Sudhindra Shinde?
According to a profile in espncricinfo, Shinde played 18 First-Class and one List A matches for Karnataka. The 39-year-old is a former coach of Belagavi Panthers. He is also the coach of Karnata U-19 team and a member of the Karnataka State Cricket Association from Raichur Zone.
The police had earlier arrested Belagavi Panthers team's owner, Ashfaq Ali Thara for placing bets on the matches. He had allegedly placed bets with a bookie based in Dubai and was in touch with players of other teams during the league.
The CCB has arrested seven people, including Ashfaq Ali, celebrity drummer Bhavesh Bafna, Bengaluru Blasters player Nishant Singh Shekhawat, bowling coach Vinu Prasad and opening batsman M Vishwanathan, Bellary Tuskers captain C.M. Gautam, player Abrar Kazi and International bookie Sayyam Gulati.