Shreevats Goswami alleges match fixing incidents by posting videos

Shreevats Goswami has alleged a match-fixing claim in one of the games in the Super Division Match in Kolkata Cricket Club. Goswami claimed that the two batters who are in question got out intentionally. It was the match between Mohammedan Sporting and Town Club. Goswami felt that the two batters had no intention of staying in the middle and claimed it to be fixed.

The former U19 World Cup winner and a teammate of Virat Kohli claimed that the two batters seemed like having no intention of staying in the middle. The first batter left a delivery that came right into the stumps. As soon as he got out, the batter walked back to the pavilion without giving any reaction. The second batter stepped out of the crease before the delivery of the ball.

Here’s the social media post of Shreevats Goswami –

This is a super division match in… – Shreevats Goswami | Facebook

It seemed as if the batters knew what they were up to. Goswami wrote that the batters from two big clubs Mohammedan Sporting and Town Clubs are doing it and claimed to be ashamed to see the incident. The former RCB player and teammate of Virat further added that he loves cricket and liked to play for Bengal before saying that the incident broke his heart.

‘Where is the media now?’ – Shreevats Goswami

Goswami asked the players to not break club cricket, which he regarded as the heart and soul of Bengal. “I love cricket and I love playing in Bengal but looking at this breaks my heart. He later asked why the incident was not getting the attention of the media. Club cricket is the heart and soul of Bengal cricket please don’t ruin it. I think this is called ‘got up’ cricket. Where is the media now?” asked Goswami.

Snehasis Ganguly, the President of the Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) gave a statement on Goswami’s allegations. Ganguly said that a tournament committee has been called on to discuss the matter on the 2nd of March. “We have called a tournament committee meeting on March 2 to take up the matter,” said Ganguly in his statement for the press and media.