Mi Vs GT: Will Kagiso Rabada play in Mumbai Indians match? Big update from Gujarat Titans
Will Kagiso Rabada Play vs Mumbai Indians? Kagiso Rabada of Gujarat Titans is ready to return to the Indian Premier League after a month’s suspension and franchise cricket director Vikram Solanki said that all the procedures related to the use of banned drugs for entertainment of this South Africa fast bowler ‘literally compliance’ literally; Is being done
In January this year, Rabada was suspended for a month for the use of restricted drugs used for entertainment while playing for MI Cape Town in the SA 20 tournament. He was informed about the failure of the test on April 1 and two days later Titans announced that Rabada had returned home to ‘personal reasons’.
The South Africa Dragon Sports Institute (SAIDS) said on Monday that Rabada has completed the ‘Drug Abuse Treatment Program’, which made him available to participate in the IPL. Solanki told the media during the training session of Titans at Wankhede Stadium, “As far as the match is concerned, the fact is that given all the decisions taken in the last one month and whatever has happened, it is now available.”
He said, “Kagiso has regretted the error in his decision but he is very keen to play his favorite game again. He will take lessons from it and we are eager to bring him back into practice.”
Solanki said that all the procedures were followed by the parties concerned in the case as 29 -year -old Rabada trained with Gujarat Titans before the match against Mumbai Indians. He said, “As far as the procedure and protocol is concerned, all those involved in this case, from Kagiso to their representatives, have all followed the essential things in this matter literally.”
Solanki said, “We also tried to take care of the feelings related to Kagiso. He has now come back, has completed the suspension period for 30 days and now we want him to come back to come back what he likes and what we appreciate and he is and that is to be a part of the cricket team.” Solanki admitted that such cases may be those who divert attention, but he said that Rabada wants the team to focus on cricket while he should deal with the matter on a personal basis.
