IND VS SL: Rahul Dravid Voices Statement For Wriddhiman Saha’s Explosive Comments
IND VS SL: Rahul Dravid, India’s head coach, claims that he isn’t “hurt” that wicketkeeper Wriddhiman Saha had a highly sensitive talk. But Dravid also wants to give the Bengal wicketkeeper, clarity about his role in the team. He acknowledged that he had a difficult chat with Saha. But also said that this was preferable to having no interactions at all. Find here some Cricket Betting Tips today and learn from the experts.
Wriddhiman Saha told the media that head coach Dravid had advised him to consider retirement during a private conversation.
“We have only 3 Tests this year. With Rishabh Pant having established himself, we were looking to groom a younger wicketkeeper. This doesn’t change my feelings or respect for Wriddhi or his contribution.”
Rahul Dravid said at the virtual press conference after India’s 3-0 victory against West Indies
“The easiest thing for me is to not have these conversations but that’s not who I am. I hope at some stage they will respect the fact that I was at least able to front up and have these conversations with them. Even now, before every XI is in draft, either me or Rohit will speak to those not playing. It’s natural for players at times to get upset. I just felt my team deserved clarity and honest and that’s all I was trying to convey”
He added
“I’m actually not hurt at all. I have deep respect for Wriddhi and his achievements and his contribution to Indian cricket. My conversation came from that place. I think he deserved honesty and clarity.”
Dravid said
It’s evident that Wriddhiman Saha, at the age of 37, is no longer a part of the Indian cricket team’s future plans. Whether the players like the subject of the chats or not, the India coach stated that he will continue to have similar conversations with them.
IND VS SL: Journalist’s Messages with Wriddhiman Saha to be Investigated by BCCI
The newest scandal in Indian cricket revolves around a series of WhatsApp messages between a journalist and Wriddhiman Saha, the Bengal wicketkeeper who is not in Team India for the Test series against Sri Lanka. The Indian cricket board is set to investigate the allegations by Wriddhiman Saha that he is receiving threats by the journalist for declining an interview request.
After all of my contributions to Indian cricket..this is what I face from a so called “Respected” journalist! This is where the journalism has gone.
said Wriddhiman Saha
On Saturday, Saha posted a screenshot of an unnamed journalist, vowing never to interview the cricketer and writing, “I don’t take insults kindly.” The BCCI will ask Saha to reveal the identity of the unnamed person before deciding on its course of action. Get the latest and legit Cricket betting Apps for IOS and Android.
