New Delhi: The former Icon of the former Indian captain Sachin Tendulkar will not be part of the second edition of the World Series Safety World Series tournament involving the retirees of international Cricketers who have experienced rough weather with several participants complaining that have not been paid contributions from the first season.
Tendulkar, who played for Indian legend, who won the tournament in the first edition, also had not received a full payment for this season and has now decided to separate him from the project at all.
Reported in Bangladesh’s media which many are former top players from the country, including Khaled Mahmud ‘Sujon’, Khaled Mashud ‘pilot’, Mehrab Hossain, Diligent Saleh, Hannan Sarkar, and Iqbal Nafees have not been paid for money very far.
Tendulkar is also a ‘brand ambassador’ first edition of the tournament.
Sunil Gavascar is the commissioner of the event.
“Sachin won’t be part of RSW this season.
The tournament is marked from 1-19 March in the UAE but Sachin will not be part of this tournament in any form,” a source close to the development told PTI in anonymity.
Asked whether Tendulkar had not even paid by the committee, the source confirmed the same thing.
“Yes, Sachin is among many cricketers who participated in the tournament, which have not been paid by the committee.
And someone needs to be related to Ravi Gaikwad, which is the main organizer.” Most players have signed under the Aegis of a company called Majestic Legends Pvt Ltd and PMG.
The team is managed by a company called Second Innings Sports and Entertainment.
The tournament, which was held in 2020, committed 10 percent for each player after signing, another 40 percent should be paid on February 25, 2021, and the remaining 50 percent on March 31, 2021.
Gaikwad was contacted repeatedly for his statement about the alleged delay in payment but he did not Respond to calls or text messages.