Makarand Waingankar asks in his column in 'THE HINDU'.
It is common knowledge that the
Yet he has represented
Makarand argues it better for all concerned that the bowler undergoes corrective rehabilitation.
I find Makarand's argument valid as it will certainly mar Mohnish Parmar's psyche if he is banned.
Do you agree with me?
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wasnt he part of the 20 odd bowlers whose actions were suspect and who had to undergo corrective training at the NCA?
Homer,
Yes he is in the list. However, the article in the Hindu says he has not undergone any corrective training.
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Follow the link - Parmar was cleared before the selection to India A. http://www.hindustantimes.com/StoryPage/StoryPage.aspx?sectionName=&id=6cf6db10-d384-434b-8103-b78529c4ebb7&&IsCricket=true&Headline=Venugopal+in+BCCI%e2%80%99s+list+of+chuckers
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Appreciate the link.
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