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‘What about your promises, BCCI?’
- Updated: June 26, 2018
Cricket Association for a Blind in India dissapoint with BCCI for unwell to extend Rs 1 crore as betrothed and not providing coaching and other facilities
The Cricket Association for a Blind in India (CABI) are dissapoint with a Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) after eliciting no response over a high promises done by them after a Indian blind cricket group won a 40-over World Cup for a fifth time in succession, violence Pakistan final January.
During CABI’s eighth Annual General Meeting hold over a weekend during Bangalore’s Chinnaswamy Stadium, members from a 22 dependent units were repelled that a BCCI had not lived adult to their promises.
GK Mahantesh
Members shocked
“It is utterly unhappy as a BCCI betrothed to give us a extend of Rs 1 crore though we have perceived usually Rs 25 lakh so far. Our state units combined an emanate during a AGM when they were sensitive about this. There has been no growth given we final met a BCCI officials on Mar 1 in Mumbai,” CABI boss GK Mahantesh told mid-day over a phone from Bangalore yesterday.
The CABI boss also claimed that a BCCI had betrothed to yield belligerent facilities, support staff, extend to former blind cricketers and make their transport arrangements for tournaments, though that too has not happened, pronounced Mahantesh.
Thakur’s high claims
Last year, a afterwards BCCI boss Anurag Thakur had announced that a BCCI will extend Rs 1 crore each year to CABI for a duration of 5 years after a Indian blind cricket group won their second T20I World Cup.
CABI’s secretary John David pronounced that a Indian cricket house is not responding to their emails. “After a assembly with a BCCI 4 months ago, we were carefree that a blind cricket group will get veteran coaching and entrance to tip facilities.
“We have sent a few reminder emails to a BCCI, though there has been no response. Our members were repelled when they were sensitive that a CABI has perceived usually Rs 25 lakh from a BCCI so far,” lamented David. BCCI’s arch executive officer Rahul Johri did not respond to mid-day’s calls or messages.
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