Kavya Maran responded like this on Pakistani player controversy, broke silence on ‘The Hundred’ controversy
The Hundred: Kavya Maran, owner of Sunrisers Hyderabad, remains in the news a lot. During IPL, she is very active with her team and is seen in the stadium during the matches. Kavya Maran is also the owner of Sunrisers Leeds, a franchise of the Twenty20 League played in England. He had bought a Pakistani player in The Hundred League auction, after which he was trolled a lot in India. Now Kavya has tried to avoid this question.
Kavya Maran’s reaction goes viral
Sunrisers Leeds owner Kavya Maran had bought Pakistani player Abrar Ahmed for The Hundred. She herself was present at the auction. He was the one who signed Abrar for 190,000 pounds (about Rs 2.45 crore). Recently he was asked a question about Abrar. But he avoided answering this question and said, “We are very happy with both our teams; we have handled every aspect well.” She did not answer this question and was seen avoiding it.
After buying Abrar Ahmed, he had to face criticism on social media in India. He was trolled a lot. But Kavya did not change her decision and kept the Pakistani player in her team.
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Starting from 21st July
The Hundred League is starting from 21st July. The first match will be played between MI London and Sunrisers Leeds. Jack Crowley will take over the captaincy of Sunrisers Leeds. Apart from this, Harry Brook, Barydon Cross are also included in the team. Apart from Abrar Ahmed, among the foreign players, Mitchell Marsh, Ryan Rickelton and Nathan Ellis are also part of Leeds. Apart from England, there are many experienced players from the world in the team of Leeds, who have the power to turn the match on their own.
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