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DDCA didn`t support Mohinder when BCCI ousted him: Bedi

Last Updated: Friday, October 12, 2012, 20:49
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DDCA didn`t support Mohinder when BCCI ousted him: BediNew Delhi: Former India captain Bishan Singh Bedi today blasted the Delhi & Districts Cricket Association (DDCA) for not "pulling their weight behind" Mohinder Amarnath who was removed from selector`s post after his first season.

Without naming him, Bedi also didn`t spare BCCI president N Srinivasan and questioned the manner in which he functions.

"It would have been an honour for North Zone and Mohinder was suppose to become the chairman of selectors but got the boot as some people had personal interests," Bedi stated during a media interaction organised by Kirti Azad at the Constitution Club today.
"In BCCI one chap is omnipresent and no one can challenge him. I tell you that is not a good sign," Bedi said, in an apparent reference to Srinivisan though he did not take his name.

Bedi accused DDCA sports secretary and former India team manager (tour of South Africa) Sunil Dev of not doing enough at the BCCI AGM and also termed him as the man responsible for "ruining Delhi cricket."

"Could BCCI have done what they have done if DDCA had pulled their weight behind him? Everyone knows about Jimmy`s credentials and character, yet it is unfortunate that he did not get support from DDCA.


"Our Hon President (Arun Jaitley) authorized sports secretary (Sunil Dev) to represent DDCA in the recent board meeting in Mumbai. And what did Delhi get? Three posts including Vice-chairmanship of NCA and membership of umpiring committee went to that man. He (Dev) is the man who has ruined Delhi cricket by masterminding and colluding in activities clearly subversive of cricket," he said.

DDCA general secretary Sneh Bansal however refuted the
allegations that Amarnath didn`t get the association`s backing.

"We had tried our best to convince BCCI on Amarnath issue but the appointment of selectors is parent body`s prerogative. We did what we could have done the best," Bansal told PTI today.

Bedi said that he has found Arun Jaitley to be a "decent human being" but he has "complaints about what he has done to Delhi cricket." He has let people like Sunil Dev, Vinod Tihara and C K Khanna call the shots.
Former cricketer Kirti Azad who has been the most active DDCA critic furnished documents which showed that Sunil Dev had allegedly spent Rs 6 lakh for travelling expenses during the 2010-11 season.

When questioned, Bansal replied,"Dev had submitted each and every bill. As the head of sports committee, he is supposed to watch the most number of matches and his travel expenses are justified."

PTI



First Published: Friday, October 12, 2012, 20:49


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