Marlon Samuels, the former West Indies cricketer, has been banned from all cricket for six years after breaching the Emirates Cricket Board (ECB) anti-corruption code.
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Guilty of four offenses
As per ESPNcricinfo, the four charges relate to the 2019 edition of the Abu Dhabi T10, a tournament held under the backing of the ECB.
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Anti-corruption obligations
Alex Marshall, head of ICC's HR and Integrity Unit, emphasized that Samuels knew his obligations under the Anti-Corruption Codes.
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Undisclosed gifts, obstruction
The charges include failing to disclose gifts or hospitality and obstructing an investigation.
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Ban starts November 2023
In August 2023, Samuels was found guilty of four offenses under the ECB Anti-Corruption Code - Article 2.4.4, Article 2.4.3, Article 2.4.6, and Article 2.4.7.
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His ban began on November 11
Samuels was charged by the ICC on four counts in September 2021.
Samuels's ban commenced on November 11, 2023.