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CSK's Vansh Bedi denies being unnamed player in cricket sting operation

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Chennai Super Kings player Vansh Bedi has publicly denied being the unnamed cricketer referenced in a recent sting operation controversy. Bedi was part of the CSK squad during the 2025 Indian Premier League season and subsequently represented Central Delhi Kings in the Delhi Premier League. He chose to break his silence amid speculation linking him to the scandal. His statement appears aimed at clearing his name as scrutiny around the alleged sting operation continues.

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