‘Experienced Cricket player wanted to sleep with me’: Sanjay Bangar’s child mothera bang, brave confessing | Cricket News

NEW DELHI: Mother BangarFormer Indian cricket and Koç Sanjay Bangar’s daughter spoke about toxic masculinity, which continues to disturb the cricket world. In an intimate interview, the Anaya revealed disturbing experiences in the Cricket circle, including taking naked photographs from the cricketists, verbal harassment and suggestion by a former player.
Anaya, which was open to the public last year and shared the journey of transformation with hormone replacement treatment. Gender surgeryIt was known as Aryan before. He played the age group cricket in India and followed his father’s footsteps. However, he said that the journey after the transition came with many difficulties.
Mother, who was reflected in her journey during her interview with Lallantop, said, “It was supported and there were some harassment”.
When asked how the cricketists reacted after gender surgery, the mother said, “He was a few cricket players who sent me randomly naked pictures.”

He also shared more sad experiences:
“The person would give Gaalis in front of everyone. The same person would sit next to me and ask for my photos. There was another example when I was in India, I told a Puraane (Veteran) cricket player about my situation. Let’s get into the car, I want to sleep with you.”
In his early years, Mosheer Khan, Sarfaraz Khan and Yashasvi Jaiswal, such as the leading Indian cricketists, such as the mother, his father had to keep his identity secret because of his public profile.
Im I had to protect the privacy about myself because my father is a well -known figure. The cricket world is full of insecurity and toxic masculinity, ”he added.
Anaya represented Islam Gymkhana on Mumbai’s club track, and at the same time Leicestershire played at Hinckley Cricket Club in England.
However, in November 2023, the Cricket ambitions encountered a great setback that the International Cricket Council (ICC) brought a new policy that prevented transgender women from participating in the international female jack.
ICC CEO, Geoff Allardice, said, öyle Participation was incredibly important for us as a sport, but our priority was to protect the integrity of the international women’s play and the security of the players. ”
The mother responded to politics with a detailed article on Instagram and expressed disappointment of the decision.
He still lives in the United Kingdom.