Sanjay Manjrekar sympathizes with Mithali Raj for the latest controversy

After all the news regarding the conflict between Mithali Raj, coach Ramesh Powar and the member of the CdA, Diana Edulji, the former Indian cricket player, Sanjay Manjrekar, expressed their support for Captain Indian Women ODI, the captain. not included in the game eleven for the semi-final clash against England to which she expressed dissatisfaction and dissatisfaction. Subsequently, she also mentioned that Indian coach Ramesh Powar had also tried to humiliate him.

To add weight to his charge, Raj also wrote a letter in which she explained exactly how she was humiliated during the process. Manjrekar, who lent his support to the cricket veteran, for his part said that it was nothing less than a blunder to drop her from the semifinal and that now, with her letter to BCCI doing the rounds of the press, it has only spread controversy. At the start of the tournament, Harmanpreet Kaur, skipper T20I Indian female, greeted Powar and now, the accusation of humiliation by Mithali is disconcerting for all involved.

"I'm really sorry for Mithali, the content of her letter should not have been published, a difficult week for her, the gaffe has dropped from the semi-finals and now it's been written," Manjrekar wrote in his tweet.

After his international debut in India in 1999, Raj's career expanded for almost 20 years. She played 10 tests, 197 ODI and 85 T20I for India, ambading 9496 innings in the process.

This controversy surrounding Mithali and the highest officials of the BCCI has been one of the most controversial in recent years. In Mithali's own words, she felt "deflated, depressed and disappointed" for the first time in her career after this infamous incident. According to reports, Powar will meet BCCI officials on Wednesday. The officials of the BCCI have not yet commented on the case.