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    Former Indian cricketer Irfan Pathan supported Shreyas-Ishaan, slammed BCCI on Hardik’s contract, said- apply it to everyone, otherwise…

    The World OpinionBy The World OpinionMarch 1, 20242 Mins Read
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    . BCCI on Wednesday announced its annual central contract in which Shreyas Iyer and Ishan Kishan have been shown the door. After this news, both their names are in the headlines. Meanwhile, former Indian cricketer Irfan Pathan has supported Shreyas-Ishaan by sharing a post on his ex.

    In the post made by Irfan Pathan on his social media platform He wrote in the post that both Shreyas and Ishaan are talented cricketers. Hopefully they will come back stronger. If players like Hardik do not want to play red-ball cricket, should he and other players like him participate in white-ball domestic cricket when they are not on national duty? If this does not apply to everyone, Indian cricket will not be able to achieve the desired results.

    They are talented cricketers, both Shreyas and Ishan. Hoping they bounce back and come back stronger. If players like Hardik don’t want to play red ball cricket, should he and others like him participate in white-ball domestic cricket when they aren’t on national duty? If this…

    — Irfan Pathan (@IrfanPathan) February 29, 2024

    It is noteworthy that after this post of Irfan, a debate has erupted on social media whether there are different rules for some players? This is because according to the BCCI, if any player has played 3 Tests, 8 ODIs or 10 T20 matches from October 1 onwards till the central contract is issued, then that player will be included in the annual central contract of BCCI. Both Ishan-Iyer still did not get a place in it, while Hardik, who was out of World Cup 2023, was given A grade.

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