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BCCI denies NOC to S Sreesanth for playing in Scotland


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8 minutes ago, kosingh said:

pakistan fans have been through enough crap in the last decade. Some caused by their govenment, some bytheir cricket administration, and some by their douchebag players for whom the fan adulation means nothing.

 

hopefully pakistan is ruthless this time.

Their government, their cricket board, their "douchebag" cricket players, all come from their society, so the whatever they do is a true reflection of their society, pak fans have no but themselves to blame for everything

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The tussle between BCCI and S Sreesanth has taken another twist with the Indian fast bowler reportedly considering taking the BCCI to court over their reluctance to provide him with a No Objection Certificate that would allow him to resume playing cricket.

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On 2/15/2017 at 4:58 PM, Masquerade said:

Why doesn't he just retire? I think he'll become a free agent then. Simple solution.

It cannot be that simple. Probably has a time cap wrt retirement. Only those who have retired from intl cricket more than 1-2 years ago neednțt apply for the NOC.

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On 2/15/2017 at 4:03 PM, kira said:

BCCI denies NOC to sreesanth to play even in scotland whereas padosis worship a convicted fixer as their savior and messiah, just shows the difference in class and character of the two nations

He is not convicted ...Enough said . 

 

Don't forget he was part of WC 2007 and WC 2011 winning team.

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On 2/15/2017 at 5:33 AM, kira said:

BCCI denies NOC to sreesanth to play even in scotland whereas padosis worship a convicted fixer as their savior and messiah, just shows the difference in class and character of the two nations

the problem is Sreesanth was acquitted, what does bcci hold against him now ?

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