Kerala Cricket Association News

Member of India's winning team in the ODI World Cup 2011, S Sreesanth announced his retirement from all forms of cricket on Wednesday. In a shocking revelation, he has recently said that the Kerala Cricket Association (KCA) denied him a farewell game against Gujarat in the Ranji Trophy.

Yashasvi Jaiswal and Sreesanth are separated by 17 years, yet when their paths crossed in the ongoing Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, the duo put on a show for the ages. After struggling for two overs and more, Jaiswal struck Sreesanth for 6,6 and 4 after receiving an intimidating ‘stare’ from the bowler.

Sreesanth has admitted that he is really indebted to the Kerala Cricket Association (KCA) after they decided to take the 37-year-old pacer in the state Ranji team for the 2020-21 domestic season. The pacer will mark his return for Kerala for the first time since his ban that lasted seven years.

Kerala Cricket Association (KCA) confirmed, on Monday, that they have appointed former Indian pacer Tinu Yohannan as the head coach of the Kerala state team for the upcoming domestic season. The pacer’s name was recommended by the state’s cricket advisory committee from a bunch of five names.