According to Sanju Samson Row, Sreesanth breaks silence in the 3 -year suspension: “I don't realize …”
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Former Indian cricket Sreesanth refused to comment on the suspension of the three -year suspension by the Kerala Cricket Association and stating that he was not aware of the issue. Sreesanth was suspended by KCA because of the wrong and humiliating statements of the organization about the negligence of Sanju Samson's Champions Cup 2025 national team. Sreesanth claimed that Samson had come forward by KCA to play on the Kerala side last year, and therefore missed the election for the national team for the champions. The decision was taken at the KCA's annual physical meeting in Kochi on April 30, and was shared by the state cricket organ on Friday through an official statement.
When he contacted Ians for his comments, Sreesanth remained strict to comment on it. “I am not aware of this,” Sreesanth said, in response to Ians when asked to be suspended by the Kerala Cricket Association.
Meanwhile, Sreesanth is now waiting for official communication from KCA and will apply for a three -year suspension according to sources.
This is not the first time that Sreesanth is not a problem. In 2023, the previous example made a legal notification following his rent on a discussion with the existing Indian men's team head coach Gautam Gambhir, the Legends League Cricket (LLC) commissioner in 2023.
His previous problems came in the season, when he was accused of participating in the last IPL match for Rajasthan Royals against Punjab on May 9, 2013, in the season, led to being arrested. Although Sreesanth always maintained his innocence during the discussion, a life ban with Ankeet Chavan and Ajit Chandila.
Fast Bowler then set aside the ban on life in the High Court and asked BCCI to think about a new punishment. The sentence was suspended for seven years, which ended in September 2020.
Later, Sreesanth played for Kerala at Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy and Vijay Hazare Trophy in 2021. In the 2021-22 edition of Ranji Trophy, he played his last first-class match against Meghalaya against Kerala.
In March 2023, Sreesanth announced that he retired from all kinds of crickets.
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