The ICC has found 'strong evidence' of match fixing of a T20 fixture played in the Ajman All-Stars League in the United Arab Emirates.
However, whether anyone will be held accountable or not is unclear due the league being unsanctioned by both the ICC and the Emirates Cricket Board (ECB), thus meaning the league falls out of both board's jurisidiction.
Instead, the responsibility falls upon the member boards within the league, including the Pakistan Cricket Board, whose former captain Salman Butt - who was jailed in Britain for spot-fixing against England in 2011 - along with other former Pakistan internationals played, or were scheduled to play, in the league.
"After speaking to a number of those involved, we consider there to be strong evidence to indicate this was a corrupt event and damaging to the wider reputation of cricket, and as such will continue the investigation," the ICC said in a statement.
"Our ongoing enquiries will now focus on identifying the organisers of the tournament to prevent similar incidents occurring elsewhere and to disrupt corrupt practices wherever we can."
