Sreesanth criticises Harbhajan Singh for profiting from the 2008 ‘Slapgate’ incident through a recent ad, saying he has blocked the former India spinner on Instagram.
Across decades of global tournaments, a quirky pattern has surfaced that many cricket followers now recall with a smile. Each time India has lifted a men’s World Cup, a Malayalee cricketer has been part of the squad.
The Kerala Cricket Association (KCA) has suspended former India speedster S Sreesanth for three years from all cricketing activities in the state for allegedly making false and derogatory statements against it over Sanju Samson’s omission from the Indian squad of the Champions Trophy.
The Kerala Police have registered a case against cricketer S Sreesanth and two others in connection with a cheating complaint filed by a native of Choonda, Kannapuram near Kannur.
The BCCI had banned Sreesanth for life in August 2013 for his alleged involvement in the spot-fixing scandal that rocked the 2013 IPL.
"I am not finished yet. You will see me bowling again," the 37-year-old said.
"I don't like talking about this but there was a time when I was struggling to pay my bills."
Sreesanth has so far featured in 27 Tests, 53 ODIs and 10 T20Is for India in which he picked 87, 75 and 7 wickets respectively.
The Kerala batsman also stated that they have been training together and Sreesanth is looking lethal as before at the nets.
In his autobiography entitled, 'Barefoot Coach', Upton mentioned an infamous incident that happened in the Rajasthan Royals dressing room back in 2013.
