Shreevats Goswami allegations of match-fixing in Kolkata League Cricket

Shreevats Goswami, who was part of India’s U-19 World Cup-winning team in 2008, recently shared two video footages on his social media account, where he alleged that the visuals clearly show that there was match-fixing in the game. The video footage he shared was of a first-division league match that happened between Mohammedan Sporting and Town Club. According to the cricketer, the Mohammedan Sporting batters threw away their wickets intentionally during the match, and Town Club won the match, securing 7 points. Town Club is associated with former Indian cricket team manager Debabrata Das.

“This is super division match in Kolkata club cricket, 2 big teams doing this, any idea what’s going on here ?? I am ashamed to see this having played the game which is so close to my heart. I love cricket and I love playing in Bengal but looking at this breaks my heart. Club cricket is heart & soul of Bengal cricket please don’t ruin it. I think this is called “got up” cricket.
Where is the media now?”
Shreevats Goswami captioned the video

Shakib Habib Gandhi’s innings of 223 runs helped Town Club amass a huge total of 446 runs. In reply, the Mohammedan Sporting team was stopped at 281/9, with Joyjit Basu being the highest scorer of the team so far. Debabrata Das hasn’t made a comment on the allegations yet, but Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) chief Snehasish Ganguly has ordered a probe into this matter.