The Ravindra Kishore Shahi Sports Stadium in Deoria, Uttar Pradesh, is home to the cricket coach Abdul Ahad as his video getting a massage went viral
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After a video of him receiving a body massage from a young kid went viral online, a cricket coach in Uttar Pradesh was punished. The Ravindra Kishore Shahi Sports Stadium in Deoria, Uttar Pradesh, is home to the cricket coach.
After becoming aware of the viral video showing coach and warden Abdul Ahad getting a body massage from a young cricket trainee inside the dormitory, Sports Director Dr RP Singh issued the suspension orders. Mr Ahad is required to report to the regional office in Lucknow, according to the directive.
Abdul Ahad Uttar Pradesh cricket coach seen getting a massage from underage cricketer in viral video
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Further inquiries are to be conducted.
RN Singh, the deputy director of sports, has been designated as the inquiry officer who would look into the situation and present the findings. According to reports, the viral video is from August of last year. The sports department initiated an investigation after the video went viral.
Another viral video of a youngster making severe accusations against the instructor has surfaced in the meanwhile. The player claims in the video that the instructor used harsh language, made him give him a massage, and would not let him go home. Additionally, he claims that the coach forbade him from speaking to his father.
The District Magistrate has directed the formation of a three-person team under Sadar ADM. The committee has been given three days to produce its report.
The WPL team from Lucknow will be called UP Warriorz.
Capri Global Holdings Private Limited won the bid for the Lucknow-based franchise at an auction held by the BCCI for INR 757 Crores, making the UP Warriorz, one of the five teams in the much awaited 2023 Women’s Premier League, a reality.
The Warriorz have also concentrated on their think tank, with former England cricketer Jon Lewis serving as the team’s head coach and 2005 Arjuna Award winner Anju Jain working as the team’s assistant coach. Former Australian cricketer Ashley Noffke is the bowling coach. The UP Warriorz will be mentored in the interim by four-time global champion Lisa Sthalekar of Australia.