Indian fast bowler Mohammed Shami was found clear of the match-fixing accusations by BCCI on Thursday after receiving the report from Anti-Corruption Unit (ACU). He was also awarded the Grade ‘B’ contract which was put on hold by them following some serious claims by his wife Hasin Jahan over the last couple of weeks.

Now, Shami has also been cleared to participate in the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL). However, there are reports now that the cricketer admitted his infidelity charges before the ACU chief during the investigations.

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While the BCCI received a lot of flak for withholding Shami’s central contract, BCCI had cleared its stance that they had taken the decision due to the match-fixing accusations on the cricketer. They had nothing to do with his personal life and hence they awarded him the contract after it was confirmed that he wasn’t involved in any wrongdoings.

As per the recent reports in Deccan Chronicle, the confessions of Mohammed Shami being involved in extra-marital affairs has helped him in getting back the annual contract from the Indian cricketing powerhouse.

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It is also being learned that he acknowledged of the same before Neeraj Kumar, the chief of BCCI’s ACU, who headed the inquiry of the Indian pacer. However, Shami is now being accused of lying about his financial transaction which was done by London-based businessman Mohammad Bhai via a Pakistani girl Alishba in Dubai.

As per the quotes in DNA, one of BCCI insiders said, “ACSU checked all his bank accounts details and found no ‘suspicious entry’ whatsoever. It was found out that Shami was only cooking up stories of ‘financial gains’ from a businessman to somehow go and spend time with his female friends outside his marriage.”