The star Indian fast bowler Sreesanth has been trying every possible move in order to make an international comeback after his ban is being lifted. However, age is not in favor of Sreesanth at this moment. He still reckons that there is still a lot of cricket left in him. The fast bowler has not been happy with the behaviour of his former teammates during the ban as none of them maintained contact with him at that time.
Sreesanth was banned from all forms of cricket as he was found guilty of spot-fixing in the Indian Premier League (IPL) season of 2013. However, he has always been in the headlines during this ban period also. He also featured in a Malayalam movie in this period. The Kerala-born fast bowler has been free from all the charges on 13th September 2020. It has been a long time, but the player has not lost his self-confidence which is quite amazing.
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The star Indian seamer has been known for bowling some toe crusher yorkers from his early playing days. In a recent video, he was seen bowling some toe crushing yorker in the net and the batsman has no clue. The Netizens have gone excited after seeing Sreesanth in action after so many days.
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The fast-bowler has been quite popular amongst the fans before being banned. He has been an interesting character on and off the field. It will be great to see a post-ban career of Sreesanth for all the cricket lovers. Kerala head coach Tinu Yohanan has not commented anything specific about Sreesanth’s return in the domestic cricket yet. According to him, the form and fitness will play a crucil role if the star Indian fast bowler has to make a comeback in the side.
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Sreesanth played his last competitive match on February 2013 for Rest of India squad against Mumbai at Wankhede Stadium. It will be very interesting to see what will be his next destination after the beginning of the second phase of his career.
