Sreesanth, who is aiming to make a comeback to cricket after sustaining a ban, dreams to write an autobiography after he hangs his boots. The aggressive and dynamic fast bowler, who was found guilty of match-fixing during IPL 2013, will be free from September this year to participate in domestic cricket.
The decision came after the Supreme Court provided a definitive sense of closure to the case, asking the BCCI in March 2019 to set aside the life ban and consider afresh a new quantum of punishment. Finally, BCCI ombudsman, headed by DK Jain felt at 36, Sreesanth’s best years as a player and specifically as a fast bowler may already be over. The Ethics Officer felt a ban spanning seven years – lasting till September 14, 2020 – will meet the ends of justice.
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Currently, Sreesanth is sweating it out in his house in Kerala and preparing for a return. Recently, during an interview with Cricfit, the 2011 World Cup-winner expressed that he is planning to represent his country in another World Cup in 2023.
Meanwhile, in the Live session on Helo app, Sreesanth opened up on his post-retirement plans and expressed that he wishes to write an autobiography. The cricketer also added that he will explain everything related to cricket quite clearly in the book. The 36-year-old pacer also stated that cricket is not just a sport to him but his everything.
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“Maybe for some people cricket is a sport, but for me it is breath, it is bread and butter,” Sreesanth told fans.
Meanwhile, Sreesanth has paid for his deeds and its high time he returns where he belongs as the entire nation waits to see him don the India jersey again very soon.
