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News India Live, Digital Desk: We all have been hearing since childhood that cricket is a ‘Gentleman’s Game’. Here discipline and sportsmanship are at the top. But sometimes some news comes which breaks this trust. Recently, such a case has come to light from Badlapur, Maharashtra, which will shock anyone’s heart. Just imagine, if a coach who grooms the players, the same coach is ruined by his student just because he was not selected, then what would you say?
What happened after all?
this whole incident Badlapur Cricketers Association Met with head coach Mandar Mahale. It is reported that team selection was going on for the Vijay Shirke tournament. One player (whose name is better not to be taken, but reports have described him as the main accused) was hopeful that his name would be in the list. But when he did not get a place in the team, his anger reached the seventh sky.
Resentment is normal, every player wants to play. But what this player did was not a common thing. He along with some of his friends surrounded coach Mandar Mahale.
bloody scene on the field
You won’t believe it, but it was not just about debate. The player and his teammates allegedly attacked the coach with iron rods and cricket bats. The attack was so terrible that coach Mahale 20 stitches on head have come and their shoulder fracture It is done. To what extent is it right to attack the teacher who taught us how to hold the bat by holding hands?
When this attack was taking place, the other people present there were also stunned. The accused fled from there leaving the coach in a bloody condition.
What is happening now?
Currently, coach Mandar Mahale is in the hospital and trying to recover from his injuries. Police have registered a case and are searching for the players who are absconding after the attack. This incident is not just a case of assault, but it raises the question why is the patience of today’s young players waning?
Where has the spirit of the game gone?
Sports teaches us to accept both defeat and victory. If there was no selection, then by working hard one could come back next time. But by choosing the path of violence, these players have not only put their careers in danger but have also damaged the image of cricket.