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The Indian cricket is still unable to digest the sudden withdrawal of Rohit Sharma and tested Kohli of Test Cricket earlier this year, in May, and now the ex -this year of the World Cup Kris Srikkanth has launched a new attack on the Cricket Control Council in India (BCCI).
Kris Srikkanth has accused the BCCI of manipulating the retirement of two of the largest legends in India, turned Kohli and Rohit Sharma. Rohit was the first to move away from the red ball cricket in May, and in a few days Kohli followed him and stunned the whole world of cricket.
Kris Srikkanth Criticism BCCI for Retirements of Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma
But what struck everyone was that Rohit or Kohli did not get a farewell game. And Kris Srikkanth believes that this was the result of a great communication gap between the BCCI and the two parties.
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The ex -Indian selector believes that both Rocated and Rohit should have been properly celebrated for their contributions to try the cricket.
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Kris Srikkanth said to his YouTube channel: “If you play 100 tests for your country, you must be a fantastic cricketter. So you should receive a good shipment. I am convinced that there is a great communication gap when you turned Kohli and Rohit Sharma to retire. They should have spoken, but not a good look for the game and the Indian Cricket.”
India will find it difficult to get a cricketter like Kohli – Kris Srikkanth
The ex -India Opening also said that Kohli still had a couple of good years left as a test cricketter. Suggested that India will struggle to find a Kohli caliber cricket in the near future.
Srikkanth stated, “Kohli’s retirement was liked like this. Kohli spired a better shipment. However, he still had two years of test cricket. But since we attracted England, those conversations about him closed. However, India will find it difficult to get a cricketter like Kohli.”
Kris Srikkanth explains BCCI about the retirement of Chetshwar raised
The former Indian selector also dragged another great name to the controversy, and it is Cheeshwar to climb, which recently called the time in his career. He stated that, just as Rohit and turned, he would climb a farewell test either, and he struck the BCCI to show the respect that current legends really deserved.
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He felt the BCCI should have discussed at least the withdrawal of climbing since he had been out of the team since 2023 and made sure he had a suitable shipment. Srikkanth emphasized that retirement is not only personal calls, but also a question that requires cooperation between the player, the selectors and the advice.
Srikkanth signed himself saying, “Likewise, with climbing, although he has spent some time since he played in India, they should have talked to his retirement plans. Of course, the player must also cooperate and realize when his time has happened. If this has happened, I climb would have achieved a better sending. But it is a matter of cooperation between the player, the BCCI and the BCCI.
