Ravicandran Ashwin and his team, Dindigul Dragons, Tamil Nadu Premier League (TNPL) was cleared of charges. Siechem Madurai was accused of making top-tamping by Panthers.
A Madurai-based material claimed that Ravichandran Ashwin and teammates changed the ball using chemicals covered with chemicals between the two teams between the two teams (June 14).
Towels in question are TNCA-given and equivalent to both teams – Tnpl CEO
However, Tamil Nadu Cricket Association (TNCA) gave Ravicandran Ashwin and Dindigul dragons that gave a clear fence by saying that his summary did not find any evidence.
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“Towels in question were TNCA-given and were equally available to both teams,” said TNPL CEO Prasanna Kannan announcement. “The game control team, including Umpirs and match judges, continued control of the ball throughout the match along the match.
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TNCA warns that unfounded or slander claims can cause disciplinary sanction – TNCA
TNPL’s ruler went with the grace of the Dindulat Dragons, Siechem Madurai Panthers, there is an option to explore an independent survey related to the issue.
Franchise, if a request for an independent survey will have to submit a formal request to 3 on Tuesday (June 17). At the same time, the action may be retreat if the independent survey could not prove allegations.
“TNCA’s unfounded or defamatory claims may lead to disciplinary measures under the TECCA behavior and operational rules,” Tnca said.
Ravichandran Ashwin, Dindigul Dragons lead to an effective pot
Come to the game between Dindigul Dragons and Siechem Madurai Panthers, Ravicandran Ashwin won the 9-wicket who won the previous 9-wicket once. Batting first, Panthers hit the Panthers with a score of 150/8 in 20 Overther.
Ateeq Ur Rahman hit the ball for Panthers, 41 wholes scored 50. For Dragons, DT Chandrasekar and G Periyaswamy took 2 wickets each. On the other hand, Captain Ravicandran Ashwin could not take a wick, but the neat spell closed 27 runs in 4 overs.
In response, the dragons lost a wicket and missed 151 in a total of 12.3. Ravicandran Ashwin and Shivam Singh, set a platform to follow by adding 124 runs for the first wicket. After Ashvin 29, after scoring 49, only 41 balls were lost in 86 to take the Singh team in a way that commanded the Singh team.
