Ravichandran Ashwin has an average Tamil Nadu Premier League (TNPL), who has taken three wickets in four matches.
Ravichandran Ashwin, captain of Dindigul Dragon and former India all-rounder, has been given a clear chit after the ball-rage allegations made by Siechem Madurai Panthers by Tamil Nadu Premier League (TNPL). The controversy erupted after Dindigul’s nine-viccity victory on 14 June, when Madurai accused Ashwin’s favor of using a chemical treatment towel to manipulate the ball position.
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However, after intensive reviews, the Tamil Nadu Cricket Association (TNCA) could not find “any verification evidence” to support claims. ,TNCA-towels were released in question and both were equally available for teams.“In an official statement, TNPL CEO Prasanna Kannan said.”The sports control team, including umpires and match referee, maintained full surveillance of the ball throughout the game. No concern was raised during the game, and the complaint appears to be speculative and post-facto in nature,
“Whether the franchise should have reliable and verified evidence, they can present a formal request to an independent commission by 3 pm on June 17, as well as supporting material (video, photographic, or admirer).
Madurai franchise, if keeping additional evidence, is until 17 June to request an independent investigation. If an baseless allegation is proved, disciplinary action can be followed under the TNCA Code of Conduct.
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Ashwin has an iffy season, playing his first TNPL after retiring as an international player. This is not the only disciplinary issue that Ashwin has faced in TNPL 2025. The 37 -year -old was fined 30% of his match fee after showing dissatisfaction in a match against IDREAM Tiruppur Tamizons on 8 June. The incident occurred when he was given LBW trying a Sweep from R Sai Kishore. Apparently frustrated, Ashwin re -prepared with the umpire, hit his pad with the bat, and blows his gloves in the dugout.
Despite the off-field drama, Ashwin continues to move from the front. He scored 29 runs and participated with Shivam Singh (86* 41) at the inaugural stand of 124 runs, helping Madurai chase Dindigul in 13 overs in 13 overs. However, with the ball, he has taken just three wickets in four innings at a bowling strike rate of 28.00.
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