The BCB has dropped several cricketers from the BPL auction, set to take place in Dhaka on November 30, based on the findings of a corruption report into last season's BPL. An independent inquiry committee was formed following last season's BPL when several allegations of corruption surfaced.

The board, however, didn't announce the players' names. These players were removed from the BPL auction based on the report, which is just an observation and hence no charges were made. Neither the BCB nor the inquiry committee announced any formal allegations against the players.

After receiving the report from the three-member committee, the BCB formed an integrity unit, of which Alex Marshall was appointed independent chair.

"In preparing for BPL season 12, the governing council received adv

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