Indian World Cup 2007 winner, and a very Important player of the squad, due to personal problems was first suspended from the game then after he came back, He did not give up and was sitting with all hope for getting picked up by any squad in Mega Auction. Sreesanth revealed that I was denied a farewell match
Sreesanth is the guy who used to bowl some serious pace, He was the lead pace bowler for the team for a very long time. But due to spot fixing he was suspended for playing the game. His career after that fixing incident saw a very bad downfall. After going unsold in the Mega Auction of IPL, He still had some hope for going on the field once more, that too was Fulfilled.
Sreesanth revealed that I was denied a farewell match
Sreesanth announced his retirement from all forms of Indian domestic cricket on Wednesday (March 9), after playing just one Ranji Trophy match post his return from the seven-year ban imposed on him by the BCCI. In an interview after his retirement, he said “I was looking forward to playing the match against Gujarat in the Ranji Trophy.
In the team meeting ahead of the game, I had made it clear that it would be my last match for Kerala. I believe I deserved a farewell match, “I was looking forward to playing the match against Gujarat in the Ranji Trophy. In the team meeting ahead of the game, I had made it clear that it would be my last match for Kerala.
“I believe I deserved a farewell match,” he added Of course. I can still bowl at 132 kmph consistently. I can bowl as quickly as any 19-year-old bowler. However, I do not want to eat up the place of a deserving youngster.”
He Continued and added some things about his career ahead and said “I am open to playing franchise-based leagues across the world. I have received some coaching offers too. Also, I want to focus on my film career.
My first movie in Tamil will hit the screens in April. I have already acted in a Kannada movie called Kempegowda 2,”
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