Quote from: TheGreatPython on Today at 01:30:15 PM

Quote from: Sithara007 on Today at 02:18:33 AM

The question is - are IPL players allowed to make such posts? Because if one player makes such a post favoring one side of the political spectrum, then sometime later another player may make a post opposing it. For example, if some of the players make a post on Kashmir as a response to Yash Dayal's post how can anyone oppose it? The best thing to do would be to prohibit active players from getting involved in this sort of politics (I think the clauses in IPL does that). On my part, I am completely against any involvement of politics in cricket. And that is why I condemned the Indian team when Hardik Pandya convinced them to take a knee to support the BLM movement (during the T20 World Cup in 2021).

Here I want to say we need to avoid things like these and good thing happen after post he posts to apologizes which is good even for me, he still deserves punishment because he is celebrity, and he needs to do things carefully with in our society it's usual business for the many peoples those are having links in political parties they mostly try to create mess-up with now hate is almost at his top level in communities, and it's not going end or decline even we are doing good things for the bright future.

I personally never like politics into sports, but now we can't avoid this all as it's part of life for many with different views and mentality is also creating problems, but still need to avoid violence and related literary about this all for good.

The IPL is a bit less crowded this season than the previous times. Because some star players were present in the league this season. Indeed we missed Chris Gayle tremendously in IPL.