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Umpire Vineet Kulkarni, who copped a
lot of criticism from India's cricketers
during South Africa's tour of India last
October, is likely to lose his place in
the International Cricket Council's
international panel.
TOI has learnt that the Indian cricket
board (BCCI) is not in favour of
recommending Kulkarni's name to the
ICC for the upcoming season. Anil
Chaudhary is the likely candidate this
time around. The development follows
BCCI's annual review of umpires, an
exercise which was undertaken after a
two-year hiatus.
"There were too many complaints
(against Kulkarni). In the last
international series in India, he made
glaring mistakes. With the Indian team
management feeling he wasn't doing a
good job, BCCI is most likely to
withdraw his name from the ICC
panel," a BCCI official said. Read More: BCCI set to withdraw Kulkarni from ICC panel - Cricbuzz
lot of criticism from India's cricketers
during South Africa's tour of India last
October, is likely to lose his place in
the International Cricket Council's
international panel.
TOI has learnt that the Indian cricket
board (BCCI) is not in favour of
recommending Kulkarni's name to the
ICC for the upcoming season. Anil
Chaudhary is the likely candidate this
time around. The development follows
BCCI's annual review of umpires, an
exercise which was undertaken after a
two-year hiatus.
"There were too many complaints
(against Kulkarni). In the last
international series in India, he made
glaring mistakes. With the Indian team
management feeling he wasn't doing a
good job, BCCI is most likely to
withdraw his name from the ICC
panel," a BCCI official said. Read More: BCCI set to withdraw Kulkarni from ICC panel - Cricbuzz
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