Ashwin Backs Pycroft Amid Handshake Row
New Delhi: Former India Off-Spinner Ravichandran Ashwin supported the match referee Andy Pycroft between Pakistan’s criticism of hand-compressed debates after the match, saying that the Zimbabwe official was not a “school teacher” and just doing his job to avoid an unnecessary look.
Pycroft was a referee last Sunday that India was not stuck hands with Pakistan after the Asian Cup matches as a policy decision. Indian captain Surekumar Yadav, after not following the congress in the shooting was dragged to the debate.
The Pakistani Cricket Board (PCB) wrote two E -Posta in ICC – first asked Pycroft to be removed from the tournament and then asked for the exclusion of the games. Both demands were rejected, the world’s body stood firmly behind the distinguished panel referee.
“Andy Pycroft actually saved everyone to see such a poor show. India, the match referee informed in advance – this is our decision and we will follow it. This is. This is the drama after this drama. So what do you complain about?” Ashwin, Youtube channel ‘Ash that baat’ he said.
“He’s not a teacher. He’s not a principal. He can’t go and bring Syria and say ‘shake hands’. This is not his job. Pycroft’s mistake is exactly here?” he asked.
ICC claimed that PCB violated the Pycroft’s ‘enthusiasm’ code of the game, and that only the Asian Cricket Council conveyed what was transferred by the venue manager, and there is little time left before the match started.
The administrative body was later held a meeting between Pycroft and Pakistan’s team management – Captain Salman Ali Agha, head coach Mike Hesson and his manager, and the PCB said that the referee was “regretting the wrong communication”.
Ashwin said Indian players followed directives from the board of directors without an uncertainty in communication with Pycroft. He was also breaking Pakistan’s apology.
“If I were Andy Pycroft, you apologize to me. What will I apologize for? Chennai’den 39 -year -old boy said.
ICC accused another E -Posta, that Pycroft never apologized, but only regretted wrong communication, and also violating the PCB; Players and Matching Authorities Region ‘(PMOA) protocols – rejected a accusation of Pakistan.
Despite the repeated objections of the PCB, the ICC once again appointed Pycroft as a match referee for the game of Super 4s of the high-voltage India-Pakistan Asian Cup on Sunday and decided not to create a precedent by removing the old zimbabve dough.
