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Delhi, Oct 18: Showing his displeasure over Kerala High Court’s verdict
restoring life ban on him in connection with the IPL spot-fixing case,
cricketer S Sreesanth on Wednesday demanded to disclose all the 13 names
involved in the IPL spot-fixing scandal.
The Kerala pacer took to microblogging website Twitter and cricticised the verdict in a series of tweets.
"This is the worst decision ever.
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special rule for me?what about real culprits?What about chennai super kings ? And what about Rajasthan ?," the 34-year-old questioned adding,"And what about the accused 13 names in Lodha report?? No one wants to know about it?i will keep fighting for my right.
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God is great.
" Sreesanth further said,"Anyway all I have is my family and lots of dear ones who still believes in me.
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I will keep fighting and make sure I don't give up.
" He also thanked his fans for supporting him and said,"Thanks a lot for all the support Nd encouragement given so far.
I assure u all that I'm not giving up.
.
I will Keep at it.
.
Nd alwys believe.
" Notably, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) had approached the Kerala High Court to review an order that had acquitted Sreesanth due to lack of proof.
However, in a fresh verdict on Tuesday, the court had overturned its previous judgement. UNI
The Kerala pacer took to microblogging website Twitter and cricticised the verdict in a series of tweets.
"This is the worst decision ever.
.
special rule for me?what about real culprits?What about chennai super kings ? And what about Rajasthan ?," the 34-year-old questioned adding,"And what about the accused 13 names in Lodha report?? No one wants to know about it?i will keep fighting for my right.
.
God is great.
" Sreesanth further said,"Anyway all I have is my family and lots of dear ones who still believes in me.
.
I will keep fighting and make sure I don't give up.
" He also thanked his fans for supporting him and said,"Thanks a lot for all the support Nd encouragement given so far.
I assure u all that I'm not giving up.
.
I will Keep at it.
.
Nd alwys believe.
" Notably, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) had approached the Kerala High Court to review an order that had acquitted Sreesanth due to lack of proof.
However, in a fresh verdict on Tuesday, the court had overturned its previous judgement. UNI
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