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BCB president Nazmul Hassan has said that future BCB press conferences will be invitation-only events after four journalists were initially refused entry at a briefing at his office on Wednesday.The BCB media committee chairman Jalal Yunus had on Tuesday informed some reporters of the board presidents press conference. On Wednesday morning, reporters present in Mirpur were told that the press conference will be held at the presidents office, located 9 kms to the south of the stadium, at 2.30pm.But while entering the office, journalists from leading newspapers Prothom Alo and The Daily Star, news website Bdnews24.com and news channel Somoy TV were barred from entering the press conference. The reporters were later asked to come in 14 minutes after the briefing started.The issue is not with anyone in particular, Hassan said. The time is sensitive in Bangladesh, and Bangladesh cricket is within Bangladesh. One false interpretation, a negative news will damage our cricket. We dont want to be part of it.Anybody can write anything. We are open. We dont want a different explanation to a comment we make which will hurt our cricket. I dont want anyone to blame me for it. For now, we can be a little selective.The BCB had, on June 25, said in a press release that only invited individuals/organisations will be eligible to attend BCB media conferences. Since then, however, the BCB had not issued any invitation to the media for the daily press briefings at its Mirpur headquarters where journalists had general venue access.Prothom Alo sports editor Utpal Shuvro said that barring of journalists from entering a BCB press briefing was unprecedented and was worried by the development.When I first heard what had happened, I was surprised, Shuvro said. I am disappointed and worried as well. Prothom Alo has had a small role to play in the rise of Bangladesh cricket. We have never intended any damage to the game.We love cricket and our team. 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Petersen has been given 14 days to respond to the charges.Broadly, Petersen has been charged both with attempts to fix or improperly influence aspects of the tournament and with withholding information from anti-corruption officials during their investigation.The six charges laid by CSA are:Contriving to fix or otherwise improperly influence, or being party to a scheme in which attempts would be made to fix or otherwise improperly influence, a match or matches in the 2015 Ram Slam T20 Challenge Series.Seeking to accept, accepting or agreeing to accept a bribe or reward to fix or contrive to fix or influence improperly a match or matches in the 2015 Ram Slam T20 Challenge Series.Failing to disclose to the designated anti-corruption official (without unnecessary delay) full details of any approaches or invitations to engage in corrupt conduct under the code.Failure to disclose to the designated anti-corruption official (without unnecessary delay) full details of any incident or fact that may evidence corrupt conduct under the code by another participant.Nine counts of failing to disclose (withhout unnecessary delay) accurate and complete information and/or documentation to the designated anti-corruption official.ddddddddddddObstructing or delaying the investigation by concealing, tampering with or destroying information or documentation relevant to the investigation.In March, Petersen admitted he had reported fixing approaches but denied suggestions that he was under investigation.In a series of tweets, Petersen said: I have seen some media reports about the match-fixing scandal and my name was thrown around... herewith some facts about Bodigate. 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