Yashasvi Jaiswal, a key player, is looking to switch teams. He wants to play for Goa instead of Mumbai in a domestic tournament. This news came out during the Indian Premier League, a big cricket event.
Jaiswal asked the Mumbai Cricket Association for a No Objection Certificate. He confirmed that he wants to join Goa’s team and even lead them as captain. But why did he want to leave Mumbai? A new report reveals some surprising details.
It turns out that after a loss to Jammu and Kashmir in the Ranji Trophy, Jaiswal’s coach and teammates questioned his commitment. He didn’t do well in that match, scoring only 4 runs in the first inning and 26 in the second. Mumbai lost the match by 5 wickets.
There’s been tension between Jaiswal and his teammate Ajinkya Rahane since 2022. Rahane, who is now the captain of the Kolkata Knight Riders, had an issue with Jaiswal’s behavior on the field. The report says Jaiswal even kicked Rahane’s kit bag in anger.
Both players are currently playing in the Indian Premier League. Rahane’s team, the Kolkata Knight Riders, won their second match of the season. Jaiswal is playing for the Rajasthan Royals. The news of Jaiswal’s potential team switch has added to the drama of the league.
How it all started
The trouble began when Rahane, who was the captain of the West Zone team, sent Jaiswal off the field during a match against the South Zone team. Jaiswal was allegedly sledging the opposing team’s player, Ravi Teja. This incident marked the beginning of the rift between Jaiswal and Rahane.
What’s next for Jaiswal?
Jaiswal’s decision to leave Mumbai’s team has sparked a lot of discussion. His fans are waiting to see how this will affect his performance in the Indian Premier League. Will he be able to lead Goa’s team to victory, or will the tension with his former teammates affect his game? Only time will tell.
- Jaiswal wants to play for Goa instead of Mumbai
- He asked for a No Objection Certificate from the Mumbai Cricket Association
- Tension between Jaiswal and Rahane started in 2022
- Jaiswal’s commitment was questioned after a loss to Jammu and Kashmir
