Header Ads

In favor of Israel, South Africa sacked the captain of the under-19 team

  

In favor of Israel, South Africa sacked the captain of the under-19 team

In favor of Israel, South Africa sacked the captain of the under-19 team
 In favor of Israel, South Africa sacked the captain of the under-19 team

 

Cricket South Africa (South Africa Cricket Board) has removed the captain of the under-19 cricket team, David Tiger, from the captaincy for making a statement in favor of Israel.

According to cricket coverage website Cricinfo, David Tiger has been removed from the captaincy of the team a week before the ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup starting this month in South Africa.

David Tiger has been removed from the captaincy of South Africa's under-19 cricket team due to security measures.

Cricket South Africa is worried about anti-Israel protests during the World Cup starting on January 19.

Cricket South Africa's statement on the removal of David Tiger from the captaincy said that "this decision has been made for the betterment of the South African Under-19 team and David Tiger, including all the players participating in the tournament."

After stepping down as captain, David Tiger will remain part of the squad as a player while the new captain for the World Cup will be announced soon.

David Tiger has been stripped of the captaincy of South Africa's under-19 cricket team due to security concerns (File Photo: Cricket South Africa)

 

In October last year, David Tiger made pro-Israel statements and expressed sympathy for Israeli soldiers, prompting protests from pro-Palestinian groups and complaints from sports governing bodies. Enter.

It should be noted that during the Test match played between South Africa and India in Cape Town this month, spectators were seen protesting against Israel by carrying Palestinian flags.

On the other hand, the ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup is starting from January 19, in which 16 teams will be seen in action at five venues in South Africa.

ICC Cri


David Seeger's dismissal cuts across South African politics

No comments

Powered by Blogger.