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KPL on hold till probe into fixing scandal is over

The Karnataka State Cricket Association has decided not to conduct Karnataka Premier League matches until the probe into the fixing scandal involving players and team officials was completed. “As such, there are no KPL matches on the cards but we have decided not to announce any KPL matches till the investigations are over,” KSCA treasurer Vinay Mruthyunjaya said. He, however, said organising KPL matches is very much in KSCA’s agenda.

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