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Indian opener Yashasvi Jaiswal has taken a U-turn on his decision to play his Goa in domestic cricket. The 23 -year -old opener has appealed to the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) to withdraw its NOC.
Jaiswal made a mail to MCA and wrote- I request you to consider withdrawing the NOC taken by me. My Goa shift was a family plan, but they are now canceled. That is why I request MCA to give me permission to play from Mumbai this season. I have neither summed my NOC in BCCI nor Goa Cricket Association.
Jaiswal represented Mumbai in the last season.
Jaiswal sought NOC a month ago Jaiswal sought NOC a month ago by a mail to MCA. Then a MCA official said- ‘This decision is shocking, but he must have thought something. He demanded to release himself.
According to reports, the Goa Cricket Association offered to make Yashasvi the captain. Union Secretary Shambha Desai had said on the question of making Jaiswal a captain- ‘Yes, this can happen. He has played for the Indian team. When they are not in national duty and will be available for domestic cricket. So he will be made the captain.
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