Kolkata: BCCI President Soonmark Ganguly on Thursday tried to avoid the controversy surrounding the national voter decision not to send a replacement for the opening opening Shubman Gill in England, said it was a problem for the selection committee to consider.
The management of the Indian team on June 28, through the administration of the Girish Dongre manager, has asked two openers as a substitute, preferably Prithvi Shaw and Devdutt Padikkal.
But the Chair of the Chetan Sharma Selextors, until a few days back, has not sent a formal reply to the letter because four openers have been in the UK.
When asked about controversial problems, Ganguly, while overcoming reporters on the 49th anniversary on Thursday, said: “It’s a voter call.” Read Alsobcki, teams and voters who are not in line with substitute opening synchronization for British tourism.
The council seeks clarity on team management plans because the squad still has 23 players in the UK.
Team management formally asked for protection for Shubman Gill to be sent to England.
The selector and board are not sure why the team management insists on having Moreboth Shaw and Padikkal is currently in Sri Lanka with the Indian Ball-Ball squad under Shikhar Dahwan for the six-match series.
Under Skipper Virat Kohli, India will play a five-match test series against England, starting in August 4.
The red-ball battle is also the first series of the second cycle of the World Test Championship (WTC) 2021-23.
Ganguly stated optimism about hosting legs suspended from IPL this year in the UAE in September.
“Nothing will happen, we will succeed.
It will begin in September we will hit the ins and outs,” he told reporters here.
Ganguly reaffirmed BCCI was forced to shift the World World T20 to the UAE by considering the safety and security of all stakeholders.
The T20 World Cup is scheduled to be held in India in October-November this year.
“There will be regrets but no one witnessed such a situation throughout their lives.
This is an extraordinary state.” Last year the World Cup was canceled and this year if the World Cup was canceled because of Covid, then it was a massive loss.
for the game.
That’s why we took it to a safer place, “he said.
Ganguly, who suffered a mild heart attack and underwent a fast primary angioplasty in January this year, said he was really fine.” I’m really fit.
“This is another year, that’s how it is.
In this Covid time, you just try and remain as calm as possible.
This is for the people around you than you.” The people at home have made their preparations to celebrate them.
This is a closed door celebration, “he said.