Bihar Cricket Affiliation (BCA) has urged the Board of Management for Cricket India (BCCI) to make preparations for its gamers’ dues who performed in numerous tournaments organised by the nation’s cricket governing physique. BCA secretary Aditya Verma in his letter to BCCI secretary Jay Shah wrote, “Attributable to Corona your complete world is going through a number of issues primarily monetary disaster. Now, I’m approaching the primary level, BCA is an affiliated unit of BCCI, lot of Jr and Sr males’s and ladies’s cricketer of Bihar performed Jr and Sr Cricket event together with Ranji trophy carried out by the BCCI final yr however sorry to say, the current office-bearers of BCA didn’t pay a single paisa to Cricket gamers of Bihar neither they paid TA, DA, or their match charges.”
Verma blamed BCA office-bearers for the mismanagement of the fund allotted by the BCCI for the disposal of the gamers’ match charges and different allowances.
“What’s the Motive behind this BCCI is aware of very nicely. The current physique has been divided in a number of teams. Within the month of final September BCCI grant Rs 11 Crore to BCA, Patna within the tenure of COA, very surprisingly the previous and current officers of BCA had spent greater than 9 crores until in the present day however didn’t pay TA, DA to single gamers of Bihar that is disgusting,” the letter learn.
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Bihar cricketers coming from numerous household backgrounds are going through issues in instances of disaster with out their pay.
“Many cricketers belong to a median middle-class household there households additionally going through a monetary disaster because of Corona. My humble request to you to kindly make an association to clear the real demand of gamers who symbolize the state within the BCCI tournaments. Within the meantime, BCCI represent a committee and direct them to shortlist the participant gamers checklist and clear their dues as quickly as attainable. Within the interval of COVID-19 it’s my form request to younger and energetic Secretary of Indian Cricket Board,” Verma mentioned.
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