Do not take in the team, try to kill the coach in India

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The coach of the Under-19 cricket team in Pondicherry was brutally beaten up in the Cricket Association of Pondicherry grounds in the field of the cricket association of Pondicherry. The three local cricketers have been accused of not being in the Saita Mushtaq Ali Trophy team and the police have launched a case against three people and started a campaign to catch them.

Police said that after Monday afternoon, coach Venkataraman was watching the practice in the net session. The three cricketers named Kartikatan, Aurobindoraj and Santosh Kumaran started to squeeze him in the gita team. Allegedly, suddenly they started hitting the coach with a cricket bat and after hitting the coach several times, he quickly started to hit the coach with a cricket bat and hit him several times.

‘The attack was planned and very dangerous,’ a senior police officer told NDTV, ‘The three are still absconding. The operation is underway to nab them.’

Coach Venkataraman was seriously injured, with a fracture in his shoulder and ribs, a deep wound on his forehead and 20 stitches, said police, who are undergoing treatment, said the investigation officials said that the CCTV cameras were not working in the field.

The incident has sparked a rift in the local cricket community, officials say, adding that such attacks are highlighting the dangerous aspects of the pressure, disappointment and breaking of discipline of the young cricketers, the cricket association has learned that they will take action after the police investigation is over.

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