NEW DELHI: The Committee of Administrators (CoA) could summon Indian women's group skipper Harmanpreet Kaur and Mithali Raj following the senior maximum participant's controversial omission from the ICC Women's World T20 semifinal in opposition to England.
India's campaign in the ICC event ended with a humiliating loss in the last-four level.
According to a best BCCI reliable, Mithali would possibly put across her view level in writing to GM (Cricket Operations) Saba Karim, who could also be accountable for women's cricket.
"It is understood that a meeting will be held soon here and CoA is likely to speak separately to Harmanpreet, Mithali, Ramesh (coach Ramesh Powar), manager Trupti Bhattacharya and tour selector Sudha Shah to understand what led to Mithali's omission," a senior BCCI reliable mentioned on prerequisites of anonymity.
CoA chief Vinod Rai was once unsatisfied that players' brokers are making unsavoury comments about group variety.
"The comments made by people who appear to be associated with the Indian women's team have been viewed with concern. Such statements made in the media are totally uncalled for," Rai mentioned on Sunday.
His comment was once in reference to a tweet from a lady referred to as Anisha Gupta, who claimed to be a freelance sports agent and were given endorsements for Mithali. In a tweet that was once later deleted, Gupta referred to as Harmanpreet "cheat, liar and undeserving".
"The BCCI has a hierarchy of officials specifically dedicated to the redressal of genuine grievances of players," mentioned Rai.
"This is the appropriate mechanism that should be utilised. Issues that have been the cause for the performance of the Indian women's team will be appropriately addressed," Rai mentioned.
However, he advised folks related to the women's group to handle restraint.
"All players, the team management and persons associated with them must maintain decorum and follow the proper protocol," Rai mentioned.
It is learnt that issues like alleged bias in group variety will probably be seemed into, bearing in mind that strained family members between the ODI and T20 captain is an open secret in the Indian cricket fraternity.
India's campaign in the ICC event ended with a humiliating loss in the last-four level.
According to a best BCCI reliable, Mithali would possibly put across her view level in writing to GM (Cricket Operations) Saba Karim, who could also be accountable for women's cricket.
"It is understood that a meeting will be held soon here and CoA is likely to speak separately to Harmanpreet, Mithali, Ramesh (coach Ramesh Powar), manager Trupti Bhattacharya and tour selector Sudha Shah to understand what led to Mithali's omission," a senior BCCI reliable mentioned on prerequisites of anonymity.
CoA chief Vinod Rai was once unsatisfied that players' brokers are making unsavoury comments about group variety.
"The comments made by people who appear to be associated with the Indian women's team have been viewed with concern. Such statements made in the media are totally uncalled for," Rai mentioned on Sunday.
His comment was once in reference to a tweet from a lady referred to as Anisha Gupta, who claimed to be a freelance sports agent and were given endorsements for Mithali. In a tweet that was once later deleted, Gupta referred to as Harmanpreet "cheat, liar and undeserving".
"The BCCI has a hierarchy of officials specifically dedicated to the redressal of genuine grievances of players," mentioned Rai.
"This is the appropriate mechanism that should be utilised. Issues that have been the cause for the performance of the Indian women's team will be appropriately addressed," Rai mentioned.
However, he advised folks related to the women's group to handle restraint.
"All players, the team management and persons associated with them must maintain decorum and follow the proper protocol," Rai mentioned.
It is learnt that issues like alleged bias in group variety will probably be seemed into, bearing in mind that strained family members between the ODI and T20 captain is an open secret in the Indian cricket fraternity.
CoA may meet Harmanpreet, Mithali over WT20 row
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