New Delhi, Sept. 4 -- Former Indian cricketer Shikhar Dhawan left the Enforcement Directorate (ED) office on Thursday after the agency summoned him in its ongoing money laundering probe connected to the alleged illegal 1xBet betting platform.

Dhawan, the opener with 10,867 runs and 24 centuries in 269 international matches for India, was summoned by the ED today at 11 am in a money laundering case connected to the illegal 1xBet betting platform.

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ED had summoned Dhawan at ED headquarters at 11 am on Thursday to record his statement in the case to find out his alleged links to the app through promotions and endorsements.

Dhawan's questioning began soon after he arrived at the ED headquarters ...