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<blockquote data-quote="warwickuni" data-source="post: 20130728" data-attributes="member: 101444"><p>Our SLC said that it was up to the player to deal. They washed their hands off. This is the result and over to the SLC. How can a player deal in such a situation. Is it not the responsibility of the SLC to ensure their players are treated fairly. What would have been the mental condition of the player who was asked to return in the middle of a tour and continued in the wilderness for such a long time even without domestic play.</p><p>Will a thing like this ever happen to England or Austalia player? Or even an Indian player. No </p><p>the reason -their cricketing authorities would not abandon the nationals like ours. </p><p>all the best for the player to return to the team and may he get strength to secure his place again with some good play!(we know what happened in the T20 world cup and the scores of the players who were given more chances to prove them but miserably failed.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="warwickuni, post: 20130728, member: 101444"] Our SLC said that it was up to the player to deal. They washed their hands off. This is the result and over to the SLC. How can a player deal in such a situation. Is it not the responsibility of the SLC to ensure their players are treated fairly. What would have been the mental condition of the player who was asked to return in the middle of a tour and continued in the wilderness for such a long time even without domestic play. Will a thing like this ever happen to England or Austalia player? Or even an Indian player. No the reason -their cricketing authorities would not abandon the nationals like ours. all the best for the player to return to the team and may he get strength to secure his place again with some good play!(we know what happened in the T20 world cup and the scores of the players who were given more chances to prove them but miserably failed. [/QUOTE]
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