Kathmandu: A total of 10 people including cricketers have been found involved in the spot fixing that reportedly took place during the recently held T20 cricket league.

Four Nepalis and six foreigners have been found involved in the scam. Of them four foreigners were in managerial roles, one cricketer and another person, Senior Superintendent of Police of the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) of Nepal Police, Dinesh Acharya said.

Two of them were arrested on Monday while further investigation is underway, with a look out for the remaining accused.

Among those arrested are former cricketer from Rajbiraj, Mehaboob Alam and Mohammad Adil Ansari, a cricketer from Simraungadh in Bara.

Before being brought to Kathmandu, Adil was arrested from Saptari and Mehaboob from Biratnagar.

The tournament was held at the TU cricket ground in Kirtipur from 24 December to January 11.

The tournament was organized by Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN) and India’s Seven Three Sports Pvt. Ltd. was the strategic and commercial partner.

At a press conference organized by CIB in Kathmandu today, it was shared that former national player Mehaboob tried spot fixing by tempting two Nepali cricketers.

Adil was asked to bowl a ‘no ball’ and a ‘wide ball’ and it was confirmed that he did the same in two matches.

CIB spokesperson Superintendent of Police Sanjay Singh Thapa said another Nepali cricketer who played in the tournament was also asked to carry out spot fixing in the same way.