Chetan Sharma Sting: Sting operation is done under the guise of an OTT project
Chetan Sharma Sting: Chetan Sharma, chairman of the selection committee of the Indian cricket team, had to resign from his post due to the controversy following a sting operation.
The chief selector made a lot of revelations about the Indian cricket team in a TV sting operation. How Chetan Sharma was contacted and how it all happened.
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Chetan Sharma was dropped along with all three other selectors after the T20 World Cup
Chetan Sharma was dropped after the T20 World Cup along with all three other selectors. However, the BCCI re-appointed the former World Cup player only last month. On Friday, while on Ranji Trophy duty in Kolkata, he sent his resignation to BCCI secretary Jay Shah, who immediately accepted it. Although he did not reveal anything that was not already known, the players including the two captains Hardik Pandya and Rohit Sharma were incensed.
What is the story behind Big Sting? ,
The journalists hid their identities and approached Sharma for an OTT project. An 8-episode docu-series was created in Australia along the lines of The Test, which became widely popular.
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Chetan was told that it would be completely off the record
In the beginning, Chetan Sharma made it clear that he would not come forward. But he was told that the big project has the blessings of the BCCI. However, Chetan was still not convinced about talking to reporters. But after several sittings, Sharma finally spoke up as he was told that it would be completely off-the-record. Journalists wanted to know what was going on behind the scenes, so as to have a better understanding and formulate a content strategy.
This is really shameful, Not just for BCCI but for the entire cricket fraternity in India
“It is really shameful. Not just for BCCI but for the entire cricket fraternity in India. Right now we are playing a series against Australia and it will have a big impact. The board will not only have to pacify the cricketers but also deal with their reactions. There will be an internal inquiry into it. But of course, his (Chetan Sharma) days are numbered now as players will not trust him anymore.”
What actually happened?
Zee News conducted a sting operation on Chetan Sharma, the chairman of the selectors of BCCI. The man who chose the future of Indian cricket alleged that many Indian cricket stars take injections before matches to be 100% fit. However, they are not injectable pain relievers or those prescribed by the medical team.
Indian cricket team players take injection
He said, “Players cannot pass the medical test but do not want to miss the match. Indian cricket team players take injections and become 100% fit even when they are 80% fit. These are not pain relievers. There is such a drug in these injections that are not caught in the dope test.