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Sanjay Manjrekar will return to the commentary field with India’s tour of Australia, the previous India cricketer revealed on his Twitter account on Wednesday. “Excitement in my household. Happiness in the air. It’s quite obvious. No one is saying anything, but pretty sure, it’s because I am leaving home after almost 8 months. #INDvsAUS” tweeted Manjrekar. The former India batsman was not a part of the commentary panel for the Indian Premier League (IPL) and India’s dwelling collection towards South Africa earlier this yr.
Excitement in my family. Happiness within the air. It’s fairly apparent. No one is saying something, however fairly certain, it is as a result of I’m leaving dwelling after nearly eight months.#INDvsAUS #SonySports
— Sanjay Manjrekar (@sanjaymanjrekar) November 25, 2020
Manjrekar had courted controversy throughout the 2019 World Cup when he referred to as India all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja a “bits and pieces cricketer.”
“Still I have played twice the number of matches you have played and I’m still playing. Learn to respect ppl who have achieved.i have heard enough of your verbal diarrhea. @sanjaymanjrekar,” Jadeja had responded with a tweet to Manjrekar’s criticism.
In March this yr when it was reported within the media that Manjrekar had been ignored of BCCI’s commentary panel, the cricketer-turned-commentator had tweeted to just accept the board’s choice.
“I have always considered commentary as a great privilege, but never an entitlement. It is up to my employers whether they choose to have me or not & I will always respect that. Maybe BCCI has not been happy with my performance of late. I accept that as a professional,” Manjrekar had tweeted.
Later in August, Manjrekar had written to the BCCI to request the board to reinstate him as commentator.
India play Australia in three One-day Internationals, three Twenty20 Internationals and 4 Tests beginning with the primary ODI in Sydney on Friday.
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The limited-overs fixtures conclude on December eight with the third T20I at Sydney and the primary Test can be performed as a day-night fixture on the Adelaide Oval.
The remaining three Tests can be performed in Melbourne (December 26-30), Sydney (January 7-11) and Brisbane (January 15-19).
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