Former India Cricketer Yograj Singh has lased out at the BCCI selectors of the early 2010s, accusing them of mismanaging the careers of several seniors in the aftermath of Indian ‘201 of Indian’. Speaking in a recent interview with InsidesportYograj Claimed that as Many as Seven Prominent Players were “pushed into the gutter” following India’s disastrous oversas test tors in England and Australia in 2011–12. “You destroyed these boys for no reason,” He said, naming key figures from the world cup-winning squad who was sidelined: gautam gambhir, yuvraj singh, harbhajan singh, zaheer khan, zaheer kaif VVS Laxman, and Rahul Dravid. While Dravid and Laxman Retired from Test Cricket Soon after after, the rest was gradually phased out across forms forms and was not part of India’s 2015 World Cup Plans. Yograj Also Recalled The Turmoil Surrounding MS Dhoni’s Captaincy during this period. According to Him, The Selection Committee, Including Former Cricketer Mohinder Amarnath, Had Agreed to Remove Dhoni as Skipper Following India’s 0-4 Whitwash in Australia. However, the decision was allegedly blocked by then Bcci President N. Srinivasan.
Amarnath, in a 2012 interview with CNN-IBN, Had confirmed that selector was not allowed to act independent and expressed frustration over not being a free hand to make decisions in the best of Indian Cricket. Despite the internal pressure, dhoni remained captiin in tests until the end of 2014 and continued to lead India in limited-worshiped- Provers Cricket Until January 2017, AFTER Which Virati Took Over.
