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Vihari quits Andhra Cricket due to politician’s son

Hanuma Vihari, one of the senior cricketers who played for India in the iconic Australian test tour has announced that he is no longer a part of Andhra Cricket team. This is due to the fact that Vihari was apprehended by the ACA board for allegedly shouting at a cricketer who turned out to be a politician’s son.

“I never said anything on a personal note to the player but the association thought that player was more important than the guy who gave his body on the line last year and batted left handed, took Andhra to knock outs 5 times in the last 7 years and played for India in 16 tests. I felt embarrassed but the only reason I continued playing this season is because I respect the game and my team. Sad part is the association thinks that players have to listen to whatever they say and players are there because of them. I felt humiliated and embarrassed but I have not expressed it until today.” Vihari tweeted on the matter.

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