The Delhi police investigation into the IPL 2013 spot-fixing scandal are now formally moving towards “match-fixing” after it has come to light that cricketer Ajit Chandila took money from bookies and fixers for inputs on teams and matches other than Rajasthan Royals, the team he played for.

One such IPL season 6 group stage match between Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) and Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) on May 12 has come under the Delhi police scanner.

Media reports claim that Chandila told bookies in advance that KKR would win this match, which eventually happened. Chandila had charged fixers Rs 30 lakh for this information and he had taken Rs 2 lakh in advance.

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Delhi police have arrested two bookies of this ring. They are both from Delhi – a security manager, previously a bouncer, – Bhupinder Nagar of a Nehru Place club called Jynxx and Vicky Chowdhary – a bouncer at Agni Pub in Park Hotel.

They also identified and later arrested two main punters – Nitin Jain and Monu Sharma, who gave money. Nagar and Vicky knew Chandila well. Delhi Police have recorded conversations between Chandila and the bookies regarding this match, sources said.

The match was played in Ranchi on 12th May 2013 and Kolkata Knight Riders won the match by four wickets. Police sources came out with these details a day after Nagar and Vicky were arrested.