“He lives more importantly”: 2 times IPL winners invite the overseas stars not to return to India

Mitchell Johnson, one of the best cricketists of his generation, is one of the few players who won the title of multiple Indian Premier League (IPL). He did this in 2013 and 2017 during his time with Mumbai Indians. Although he witnessed the heights of lifting the IPL cup twice, Johnson urged Pat Cummins and other Australian stars not to return to the T20 league because he continued on May 17 after a week of deductions due to Indo-Pak conflict.

“Although Cricket Australia has strengthened players to make their own decisions, the weight of these elections may be heavy. To choose to play, can leave the track or professional and financial repercussions on the road, but prioritize safety, first of all, Johson Johnson said in a column. Western Australia.

At a personal level, Johnson said he wouldn’t return to India if he was involved in such a situation.

“If I had to go back to India and make a call if I had to finish the tournament, this would be an easy decision. This is a no. Life and security is the most important thing not to pay checks.

Not only IPL, but also the Pakistan Super League on a similar boat, the return of overseas stars to restore the league has become a challenge.

Johnson, “This is a personal decision. Nobody should be forced or put under pressure to return or even if it is stopped, even if it is very difficult for it.

Johnson was surprised to see that South Africa had chosen a much harder stance on the issue compared to Cricket Australia. CSK has set May 27 as the deadline for the World Test Championship finals to return. CA allowed the players to choose.

“When the IPL Final returned to June 3 before the start of the WTC final, the IPL finals on June 3 before the start of the Lord, the effect of players on Cricket’s Preparation for Preparation. Considering the financial ties between India and South Africa, South Africa seems to be more difficult than Australia.” He said.