New Delhi: The former Indian Bowler Sreesanth finally spoke after receiving a three -year suspension by the Kerala Cricket Association (KCA).
The prohibition occurred after allegedly made false and defamatory comments against the KCA during a TV round table. The controversy focuses on Sanju Samson’s omission of the Indian team for the next Champions Trophy.
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In a video message shared on his Instagram account, Sreesanth said: “You should know that the Kerala Cricket Association has prohibited me for three years, at least that’s what they say. I don’t know what I did with it. I only had good intentions for the country of God and the own Son of God, supported Sanju. “
Sreesanth, who is currently a co -owner of the Kollam Aeries team of the Kerala Cricket League, had spoke with passion a Malayalam television channel in support of Sanju Samson last February.
His comments, however, led the KCA to act. A special meeting of the general body held in Kochi on April 30 decided to suspension.
While Sreesanth has received a notice of justification, the same goes for the Kollam Aeries teams, the head of the Alapppuzha team and the Alappuzha ripples.
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The franchises have provided satisfactory explanations and avoided penalties, although the KCA has warned that future nominations for team management should be made with more caution.
The KCA said that the suspension was not to support Samson but for having made misleading public statements on the association.
In addition, the KCA announced its intention to continue the remuneration of the father of Sanju Samson, Samson Vishwanath, and two others for what they have described as foundation allegations.