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Gunfire outside new Cricket Canada president’s house amid corruption scandal

Canadian cricket faces a deepening crisis after shots were fired at the home of its new president, Arvinder Khosa, in what police believe is an extortion-linked attack. This follows recent revelations of alleged organized crime links, player pressure, and spot-fixing concerns during the T20 World Cup. The sport’s governing body has also frozen Cricket Canada’s funding due to integrity issues.

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