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CLOSE-IN: A cricket symphony that has gone wrong amongst the press, commentators and players(IANS Column)

CLOSE-IN: A cricket symphony that has gone wrong amongst the press, commentators and players

Enough of it, folks - Newspaper

THE persistent use of the cliché-ridden term ‘arch-rivals’ for Pakistan-India cricket encounters has become.

Wasim Jaffer resignation goes to show how polarisation has crept into the 'gentleman's game', says Sumit Paul

: Wednesday, February 17, 2021, 2:30 AM IST Wasim Jaffer resignation goes to show how polarisation has crept into the ‘gentleman’s game’, says Sumit Paul In his active cricketing career of close to two decades, playing 31 Tests for India and scoring prolifically on the domestic circuit, Jaffer was never called a religiously prejudiced cricketer. But now in these changed times and climes, religion seems to have become every Indian’s identity and the bête noire of every sane and sensible individual. Wasim Jaffer The subtitle of Christopher Hitchens’ ‘God is not Great’, 2007. Former prolific batsman Wasim Jaffer recently stepped down as coach of the Uttarakhand state team, alleging that the Cricket Association of Uttarakhand (CAU) secretary and selectors had been ‘pushing non-deserving players’ to be selected in the team. CAU responded by dragging Jaffer’s religion into the controversy. CAU Secretary Mahim Verma made several all