HYDERABAD: In what’s turning out to be a comfortable narrative, Hyderabad Cricket Association, president Mohd Azharuddin on Wednesday decried the movement by secretary R Vijayanand to provide appointment letters into appointees of the many committees. The secretary, as well as the additional Apex council members, also passed on the letters in the Gymkhana ground on Wednesday morning. Vijayanand explained that the girls and men’s older selection committees will function as finalised from the Cricket Advisory Committee (CAC). “The titles given below the women’s selection committee are just in consideration and have not been finalised,” Vijayanand stated. “We’re only going forward with the choices of the overall body. If a person isn’t satisfied with it, then there’s not anything which could be achieved,” he added. Azhar, however, steered clear of these appointments. “people whose names are called out from the media release might please realise their appointments aren’t legitimate under the processes established by the regulations and rules of the HCA. I, thus, do not reevaluate these appointments,” Azharuddin stated. “I will not be held accountable as president of the HCA and associate of the Apex council for virtually any commitment, guarantee, reimbursement, honorarium or any other financial benefit that’s conveyed to you via the invalid letter within an insult to you personally by virtue of your consultation,” he further added. In addition, he conceded that the match was still suffering. “Cricket may unintentionally turn into the victim but that this tradition of nepotism — with positions from the institution to gratify ability groups to reinforce vote bank — continues to be widespread through recent years. I won’t stop to battle this through my sanity,” the former India skipper mentioned. In a similar development, Vijayanand and firm also have made a decision to publish the cricket growth finance, such as arrears impending, the settlement for that was passed from the assembly April 28.
‘Not Legal ‘:’ Azhar decries HCA appointments
