IPL 2022: S Sreesanth says, ‘AGE is just a number’- 2007 T20 World Cup fame S Sreesanth has kept his alive for IPL 2022 Mega auction with the addition of two new teams—Lucknow Super Giants and Gujarat Titans. Sreesanth, 39, shared a post on social media where he can be seen nailing a perfect yorker to dismiss a batsman in a domestic match. He is all set to play for Kerala in the upcoming 2022 Ranji Trophy after a gap of nine years.
IPL 2022: A day ahead of mega auction, S Sreesanth bowls the perfect YORKER, says, ‘AGE is just a number’- check out
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- Sreesanth has set his base price of Rs 50 lakh for mega auction.
- He has played 44 matches taken 40 wickets in the cash-rich league at an economy rate of 8.14.
- He had last played the richest T20 league in 2013.
Immediately after the list was released, Sreesanth took to Twitter and posted a heartfelt message to express his gratitude. “Love u all..can’t thank u all enough..lots of gratitude. Thnks a lot..#grateful and alwys will be grateful to each and every try one of u..plss do keep me in ur prayers for final auction too..”om Nama Shivaya..”
In 2013, while he was playing in the IPL, representing Rajasthan Royals, he was arrested in Mumbai for his alleged involvement in spot-fixing alongside his teammates Ajit Chandila and Ankeet Chavan.
He was initially punished with a life ban but it was later reduced to a seven-year suspension. The ban ended on 13 September 2020 and he was allowed to play all forms of the game. He represented his state team Kerala in the 2020-21 Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy and the Vijay Hazare Trophy, marking his return to the competitive cricketer.
The much-awaited IPL mega auction is less than a fortnight away. The event is going to take place in Bengaluru on February 12 and 13.
The BCCI released the final auction list yesterday that has 590 cricketers from across the world.
IPL 2022: A day ahead of mega auction, S Sreesanth bowls the perfect YORKER, says, ‘AGE is just a number’- check out
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