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Ex-international referee Shastri happy doing Harris final
- Updated: December 13, 2017
Al-Barkaar MMI (Kurla) and Swami Vivekanand International School (Kandivli), now confronting any other in a Harris Shield final during Bombay Gymkhana
Al-Barkaar MMI (Kurla) and Swami Vivekanand International School (Kandivli), now confronting any other in a Harris Shield final during Bombay Gymkhana, can be assured that there won’t be any blunders as distant as decision-making from umpires are concerned. The compare is officiated by maestro referee Suresh Shastri with Nikhil Patil being a other official. Shastri became a initial Indian referee in 2013 to go in 100 first-class matches. He has also stood in 19 ODIs and dual Test matches. The left-arm spinner, who represented Rajasthan in domestic cricket, though played his propagandize and bar cricket on a maidans of Mumbai in a 1970s, was happy to see a talent rising by tournaments like Harris and Giles.
Umpire Suresh Shastri. Pic/SAYYED SAMEER ABEDI
Stern action, please
However, Shastri is unhappy over age-fudging being prevalent and felt movement has to be taken immediately to safeguard unchanging performances by players during a aloft level. “The Giles and Harris Shield make adult a substructure of Mumbai cricket. It’s a tube that has constructed good cricketers, though we have to control age fudging. When a cricketer plays opposite boys who are not during a same age group, he scores tons of runs, though once he graduates to a aloft level, he gets exposed. Action has to be taken immediately,” Shastri, who represented Shree Dayanand Balak Balika Vidyalaya (Matunga), pronounced on Monday. Shastri, now retired, had witnessed Sri Lanka’s Muttiah Muralitharan collect his 700th wicket during a Kandy Test v Bangladesh in 2007, from a best probable position. Another means of regard for Shastri, 62, is a surpassing impasse of coaches and relatives on a field.
Parents, gurus contingency chill
“It’s really easy to control a players, though coaches and relatives are not permitting players to demonstrate themselves on a margin by flitting on instructions. In this way, players destroy to combine on a match,” he said. “When we used to play, a manager Ramakant Achrekar sir would be benefaction during a start of a match, though he never sat by a whole day,” Shastri said.
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