Tuesday, November 19, 2013

Wedding Bells For Sreesanth In Midst Of Hassles;Marriage To Be Held At Guruvayoor

Things might have gone topsy-turvy for him on the professional front with numerous controversies and cases, but we are happy that Sreesanth has something to look forward to in his personal life.

The cricketer is all set to tie the knot with his long-time girlfriend Nain, member of a royal family from Rajasthan, on December 12.

A source close to the cricketer says, "Nain is a jewellery designer and she met Sree during a match in Rajasthan about seven years ago. The IPL issues have not affected their relationship and she has been a great support to him all the while."

Apparently, the families had initially planned to hold the wedding after a year, but they later decided not to delay it as they felt it would be good for the cricketer. "He has been prepared for it. Moreover, he needs a change," the source adds.

The wedding will take place at Guruvayur temple in traditional Kerala style, followed by a reception in Kochi in true Rajasthani style, complete with a baraat. The couple is planning to settle down in Kerala post the wedding.

As far as his career is concerned, Sree is waiting to take the next step after the case is closed, the source says.

Source: Times Of India
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Friday, September 13, 2013

10 to 15 Year Ban For Sreesanth And Co-Players Suggests BCCI Committee

The two-member disciplinary committee of the BCCI will meet in New Delhi on Friday to decide the fate of the Rajasthan Royals cricketers implicated in the IPL spot-fixing scandal.

The panel, comprising boa-rd vice-presidents Niranjan Shah and Arun Jaitley, have asked S Sreesanth and Ankeet Chavan as well as prosecution witnesses Harmeet Singh and Siddharth Trivedi to be present at the ITC Maurya at 11 am.

Ajit Chandila, who is out on bail, will be interrogated at a later date.

Even though reports suggest that Sreesanth and Chavan are likely to be handed life bans for their role in the scandal, a senior BCCI functionary told dna that the panel may “buy time before announcing its decision”.

“It’s an open and shut case, but what if these players are proved innocent in a court of law? The BCCI will be a fix then. So there is no hurry. Let’s wait for the police to file its chargesheet,” the official said.

And in any case, the disciplinary panel will first deliberate on the report submitted by Ravi Sawani, who heads the BCCI’s Anti-Corruption and Security Unit (ACSU). After examining the report, Shah and Jaitley will present their findings at the BCCI Annual General Meeting to be held on September 29.

Another top BCCI official confirmed that ‘president-in-exile’ N Srinivasan will not be present at the hearing. “He is very much part of the disciplinary committee, but he won’t be here on Friday,” the official said.

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