After Wriddhiman Saha’s controversy, Syed Kirmani reveals the injustice he suffered during his playing days

Indian wicketkeeper-batter Wriddhiman Saha has been within the headlines for the previous few days. He dropped bombshells of his chat with a journalist who threatened him for not giving the interview. Many former cricketers got here in help of Saha, and BCCI additionally requested the cricketer to disclose the journalist’s identification. Nevertheless, Saha refused to proceed, explaining that his objective was to reveal the act on social media and never hurt anybody’s profession.

Furthermore, Saha was not included within the Indian Check squad for the upcoming two-match collection in opposition to Sri Lanka. After which, the Bengal cricketer had expressed his shock, stating that BCCI chief Sourav Ganguly had assured him to stay part of the Indian unit following his 61-run knock in opposition to New Zealand in Kanpur late final yr. Not solely this, however Saha additionally revealed that present head coach Rahul Dravid had not directly requested him to think about retirement throughout a personal dialog after the South Africa collection.

After all of the developments surrounding Saha, legendary Indian gloveman Syed Kirmani has shared his ideas and claimed that he has additionally been a sufferer of injustice previously, however no person bothered. Kirmani defined that each cricketer has to undergo ups and downs, and Saha has bought numerous competitors round him, with many kids knocking on the door to interchange him.

“Saha has bought super competitors round him with all the children performing nicely within the IPL and different limited-overs matches. He’s clearly very unhappy, however each cricketer has to undergo the ups and downs, proper? We don’t know what the choice committee and the crew administration take into consideration the participant. I’ve additionally been a sufferer of injustice, however no person talks about it,” stated Kirmani as quoted by Sportskeeda.

Kirmani revealed that he was dropped from the Indian facet on the peak of his profession regardless of having no competitors round him. The veteran wicketkeeper additionally talked about how few inaccurate stories had been printed about him within the newspaper stating that he was not performing nicely.

“I don’t know. I used to be on the pinnacle of my profession round that point. But, I used to be dropped from each the Check and ODI groups for no fault of mine. There was no competitors round me. I performed 88 Exams and was the saviour of India’s ODI crew on many events. Unsuitable stories had been printed within the newspapers suggesting that I used to be performing poorly,” added Kirmani.