Australia bans former Sri Lanka Test cricketer for 20 years
Sep 19, 2024 4:26 PM
Former Sri Lankan cricketer Dulip Samaraweera has been banned from cricket in Australia for 20 years. He is 52 and played seven test matches and five one-day internationals in the 1990s In May she became coach of the women's team of the state of Victoria. However, his tenure as coach was short-lived as he was accused of inappropriate behavior towards a female player.

Cricket Australia's conduct committee banned him for 20 years for breaching its rules. Cricket Victoria boss Nick Cummins praised the woman who spoke out, saying she had shown a lot of courage.
Cummins also said Cricket Victoria fully supports the decision to ban Samaraweera. He described Samaraweera's actions as very wrong and against what Cricket Victoria believes. He also said that the victim showed a lot of courage in telling her story.
Opinion !
Australia banning of the Serilankan player now makes sense to me because this player is quite old and I liken a soldier to an old cricketer as both go mad when they retire but this guy caught cheating means the match fixing case is why Australia had to take such a big tough decision and they have proved that they will not tolerate cheating.
Well, if he was flirt with the players, that would be understandable, but he misbehaved with a woman that caused him to be seen repeatedly, and their laws could not tolerate such things. A great punishment was given, which is a sign of huge lesson .
People love cricket because it is played with fair and justice fair and I think it sends a very good message to the whole world but in today's era it is also common that every country has its own laws but this law is my favorite law if I tell you personally because I like the law has never been seen in Pakistan, which means that in Pakistan the law is punished for what he has not done.

Regard: Pinda Alay
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