s sreesanth wants to play for any other country,BCCI reply cannot play for any other country
Cricketer Sreesanth, who has been facing lifelong ban for the IPL spot-fixing scandal, is now considering playing cricket from any other country. Sreesanth, who was in talks with Asia Net News, said, “I have been banned by the BCCI not from the ICC. I am 34 years old and can play cricket for 6 years now. My goal is to just play cricket. ‘
Sreesanth also said that “BCCI is a private firm and we all call it an Indian team . Since BCCI is a private firm, there is no difference in playing cricket on behalf of any other country. Yes, it is different from Kerala to play Ranji matches. ‘
After the statement of Sreesanth, the BCCI has also made it clear that if any player is banned from playing cricket by any member of the ICC, then he can not play cricket on behalf of any other full member country. Not even from any Associate country. It is all about things, we are aware of our legal position. ‘Cricketer Sreesanth, who has been facing lifelong ban for the IPL spot-fixing scandal, is now considering playing cricket from any other country. Sreesanth, who was in talks with Asia Net News, said, “I have been banned by the BCCI not from the ICC. I am 34 years old and can play cricket for 6 years now. My goal is to just play cricket. ‘
Sreesanth also said that “BCCI is a private firm and we all call it an Indian team . Since BCCI is a private firm, there is no difference in playing cricket on behalf of any other country. Yes, it is different from Kerala to play Ranji matches. ‘
After the statement of Sreesanth, the BCCI has also made it clear that if any player is banned from playing cricket by any member of the ICC, then he can not play cricket on behalf of any other full member country. Not even from any Associate country. It is all about things, we are aware of our legal position. ‘
Any player banned by any full member can neither play for any other full member nor for any other association: BCCI acting Secy on Sreesanth
— ANI (@ANI) October 20, 2017
Let me tell you that the Kerala High Court has upheld the life ban on Sreesanth on the BCCI petition. Despite being acquitted on spot-fixing charges, Sreesanth can not return to the ground. After defeating, the bowler was focus to play from another country.
