The 37-year-old had said that ‘cricket gets forgotten’ at times in the IPL, but he has now stated that his words were taken out of context on social media.
Dale Steyn represented RCB in IPL 2020 [Image-IPLT20]
Former South African fast bowler Dale Steyn found himself in the firing line after his comments comparing the Indian Premier League [IPL] with Pakistan Super League [PSL] and other T20 leagues went viral on social media.
The champion pacer has now taken to his official Twitter account to clarify his statement. Steyn, who is currently representing Quetta Gladiators in the PSL, recently gave an interview to ‘Cricket Pakistan’ where he was asked about the reasons behind him opting-out from the 14th season of the IPL.
Dale Steyn. Image-Twitter.
Dale Steyn, who featured for the Virat Kohli-led Royal Challengers Bangalore in IPL 2020, had announced earlier this year that he will not be taking part in the upcoming season of the cash-rich league.
Dale Steyn apologises after PSL more rewarding comment: IPL has been nothing short of amazing in m
Dale Steyn apologises after PSL more rewarding comment: IPL has been nothing short of amazing in my career
South Africa pacer Dale Steyn, who had called PSL and LPL more rewarding than IPL, has apologised for his statement and said that the cash-rich Indian league has been nothing but amazing in his career.
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South Africa pacer Dale Steyn had opted out of IPL 2021 auction (BCCI Image)
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