Cricket Canada controversy: Gunshots fired at board president's house

Key points

• The crisis engulfing Cricket Canada took a dramatic turn on Wednesday, May 20, after gunshots were fired at the Surrey residence of newly elected board president Arvinder Khosa, amid an ongoing controversy involving alleged corruption, match-fixing and suspected links to organised crime.
• Khosa confirmed that his house in Surrey’s Newton neighbourhood in British Columbia was targeted in a shooting during the early hours of Wednesday morning.
• According to local police, the attack took place around 4:40 a.m. local time while the house was occupied.
• Read Full Story No injuries were reported, but images circulating locally reportedly showed at least five bullet holes on the doors, windows and exterior walls of the property.
• Surrey Police said investigators were still in the early stages of the probe, though initial findings suggested the incident could be linked to an extortion-related case.