The Indians who questioned the non-participation of a well-known foreigner in the Pakistan Super League (PSL) began to lose ground under their feet.
Former Indian captain and commentator Sunil Gavaskar has demanded fines and pay cut for the English cricketers who left the Indian Premier League (IPL) incomplete for the T20 series against Pakistan.
In his column, former cricketer Sunil Gavaskar expressed his displeasure at the English cricketers leaving the IPL unfinished, saying that the franchise needs a review before signing contracts, demanding that the cricketers who are leaving the leagues unfinished. Heavy fines should be imposed on them and their contracts should also be terminated.
The former cricketer said that other boards get 10 percent commission due to IPL which no other league pays, if they are leaving IPL for series then boards and players should be fined.
BCCI pays huge amount to boards but what do we get in return?
It should be noted that England's top cricketers Jonny Bairstow, Sam Curran, Liam Livingstone, Will Jacks and Reece Topley, Jos Buttler Full Salt and Moeen Ali left the IPL and went home to represent the country due to the series against Pakistan. are done
The 4-match series between Pakistan and England will begin from May 22, while the finals, including the IPL playoffs, will be played during the same period, which will not include a large number of foreign cricketers.
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