The incident that has shaken the 2013 IPL is still haunting Sreesanth. After a considerable time lapse, there was earlier a moment when it felt like something good has happened, as Kerala High Court has passed a statement claiming that the ban on this pace bowler might be lifted if BCCI has to consider it. But, that didn’t stay for long.
We all know that Sreesanth is slapped with spot-fixing while playing for the IPL team Rajasthan Royals. Soon after that, a single-judge bench of the Kerala High Court had revoked the life ban decision. But, now, to very much surprise, a new decision by a division bench of the Court added that the life ban imposed by the BCCI on Sreesanth will stay.
Infuriated Sreesanth went quoting the court’s calling as “worst decision ever”, next to that, he questioned the BCCI’s decision on allowing Chennai Super Kings (CSK) and Rajasthan Royals (RR) back in the league.
S Sreesanth has opened up another can of worms again, this time criticizing his former teammates Rahul Dravid and MS Dhoni. For Sreesanth, it has been very difficult for him to get back to his normal life and nothing has been the same so far.
Sreesanth has now opened about how his fellow teammates who were also his close friends, didn’t help him at the time of the ban. According to a report, in an interview given to Republic TV, he quoted, “I was sad that Rahul (Dravid) stood by Rajasthan Royals, and didn’t support me despite knowing me well. I messaged MS Dhoni and sent him an emotional message. But he didn’t respond.”
Not only this, he revealed something unexpected and shocking. He further quoted in the report, “Six or more of the top 10 Indian players were accused by the Delhi Police. If the other six names of the accused come out, it will really affect the game.”
He did not stop there and added, “Let’s face it, this is not the national team. The BCCI is a private firm. If I’m given an opportunity and I’m allowed to play, then I would play for another country.”
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He mentioned that we have to face it as it is nothing about the national team. Calling BCCI a private firm he contended that if given a chance to play again, he would play for another country.
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