Archive · 22 Sep 2026
Ex-Ranji Player Alleges Five IPL 2025 Matches Fixed
Rachit, who is described as a former Ranji player, made serious claims about cricket matches.
He said he had fixed five IPL matches in 2025.
He also talked about fixing matches in IPL 2026.
According to the report, he said a certain player would need to be selected first.
He claimed spot-fixing in the IPL could cost Rs 1 crore per match.
He also quoted Rs 60 lakh for information about the playing XI before the toss.
He gave lower rates for similar activities in the Delhi Premier League.
These are allegations reported from Rachit's comments, not confirmed findings in the provided article.
Rachit, described as an ex-Ranji player, claimed he fixed five IPL matches in 2025.
He allegedly discussed arranging match-fixing or spot-fixing for IPL 2026 through a selected player.
He quoted Rs 1 crore per IPL match for spot-fixing.
He said advance information about the IPL playing XI before the toss would cost Rs 60 lakh per match.
For the Delhi Premier League, he quoted Rs 40 lakh per match for spot-fixing and playing-XI information.
- Who
- Rachit, described as an ex-Ranji player, made the claims.
- What
- He claimed to have fixed five IPL 2025 matches and discussed alleged match-fixing, spot-fixing, and playing-XI information sales.
- When
- The claims concern IPL 2025, IPL 2026, and the Delhi Premier League this year.
- Where
- The reported competitions are the Indian Premier League and Delhi Premier League.
- Why
- Rachit said a player would first need to be selected to make the alleged arrangements possible.
- Claimed fixed matches
- Five IPL matches in 2025, according to Rachit.
- IPL 2026 spot-fixing rate
- Rs 1 crore per match, according to the quote.
- IPL playing-XI information
- Rs 60 lakh per match for information before the toss.
- Delhi Premier League rate
- Rs 40 lakh per match for spot-fixing and playing-XI information.
- Reported source
- Rachit's comments to Tehelka.
- Selection condition
- Rachit said a particular player would need to be selected first.