Gautam Gambhir and S Sreesanth, two former India cricketers got involved in a heated on-field spat in the Legends League Cricket Eliminator match between the India Capitals and Gujarat Giants. Since the incident, there have been to and fro between the players and now Gambhir has come up with a post.
Delhi police arrested Sreesanth and two of his Rajasthan Royals teammates, Ajit Chandila and Ankeet Chavan from Mumbai, on charges of spot-fixing during IPL 6.
Pacer S Sreesanth on Wednesday announced his retirement from all formats of Indian domestic cricket.
S Sreesanth was part of the Indian cricket team that won the 2007 World T20 in South Africa and 2011 World Cup played in India.
The 39-year-old bowled 11.4 overs giving just 40 runs. Sreesanth was making his comeback in Ranji Trophy after a gap of nine years.
Pujara and Sreesanth have registered for the IPL players auction at a base price of INR 50 lakh.
The 37 years old has already made his intentions clear to make a comeback and is currently training with the Kerala U-23 side. Tinu Yohannan says Sreesanth must clear fitness test.
With his ban ending in September this year, KCA has expressed their eagerness to welcome back the pacer, but for Sreesanth, a Ranji Trophy return is only a part of his dream.
Sreesanth is keeping no stone unturned as he gets up as early as 5am to attend online mental conditioning classes Tim Grover, who has worked with the likes of Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant
Sreesanth opened up on the days when he was afraid of the dark, afraid to step outside his room, faced difficulties in facing people, all of which led to depression and suicidal thoughts.
Sreesanth's ban will end on September 12, 2020 -- seven years as compared to the original life ban.
Age is not something that he feels will be a factor in trying to make a comeback to competitive cricket.
The CoA is scheduled to meet on March 18 to discuss the anti-doping policy of the Board with the ICC officials.
Sreesanth was arrested by Delhi Police along with Ajit Chandila and Ankeet Chavan on charges of spot-fixing during the 2013 edition of the Indian Premier League.
However, the apex court made it clear that its order shall have no effect on criminal proceedings pending against the cricketer.
Now, it looks like S Sreesanth is turning out to be one of the most controversial contestants of Bigg Boss 12.
S Sreesanth recently threatened to quit the show and demanded that Bigg Boss open the doors to the house.
Sreesanth, who was banned by the BCCI for spot-fixing back in 2011, was seen in a local cricket match bowling some beautiful spells and dismissed a batsman with a peach of a delivery.
Last week, Sreesanth had moved to the Supreme Court challenging the Kerala High Court's order in October wherein the fast bowler was asked to stay away from all cricketing activity conducted by the BCCI.
A division bench of the high court had restored the ban on a petition filed by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) against a single-judge bench's order, lifting the life ban imposed on the 34-year-old pacer.
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