Former West Indies captain Richie Richardson came out in full support of mystery spinner Sunil Narine, who has been barred from playing the Champions League T20 final for a suspect illegal bowling action, saying he will return as an even better bowler. - See more at: http://indianexpress.com/article/sports/...JPCdM.dpuf
Bowling two balls without the right angle is not enough to sideline a bowler of Narine's class.
I really think it is strategic maneuvering just before the CPL finals and before WI tour of India.
Too coincidental. Lots of money involved in sports now. Anything is possible.
First, there was Murli. A month ago it was Said Ajaml. Now it is Sunil Narine. What, the cricket authorities are trying to make excuses for inefficient batsmen who are unable to handle certain types of bowlers? A conspiracy. For the BCCI: WI is presently visiting India. Narine is in the squad. Maybe the Indian cricket authorities feel that by getting Narine out of the game will give India a better chance of victory. Also England are touring the WI in early 2015. Mybe it is the same consideration getting him out of circulation. Just my opinion!
I don't agree with this being a conspiracy. It is what it is, in my opinion, chuckers finally being called into question. The rules are the rules, why should a select few be allowed to get away with this?
Like you, I am not a conspiracy theorist, but the timing seems quite convenient.
Sunil has been the main IPL draw for an ICC sanctioned , BCCI, tournament for many years and now he is about to play against the corrupt Indians, he is chucking!!!!!
After so many years of playing international cricket and ip, Narine was never warned about suspect action. All of a sudden as the West Indies is about to play India and with the world cup early next year, he is pelting. The BCCI has it's motives as the world's top 2 spinners in odi and t20 were reported.
