Reports | Nitish Rana and Dhruv Shorey set to leave Delhi Cricket

no image

According to a report published by News18 CricketNext, Nitish Rana and Dhruv Shorey have approached Delhi and District Cricket Association as they want to move base for the upcoming season. The report reveals that the duo has requested a no-objection certificate (NOC) from the association.

According to a recent development, Delhi Cricket have received a surprise update informing them Nitish Rana and Dhruv Shorey both intend to shift their bases for the upcoming season. According to a report published by CricketNext, both cricketers have asked the association for NOC. The report mentions that both players were displeased with their career's direction and have formally expressed their intentions. 

Rana played knocks of 11 and 6* against Mumbai in the Ranji Trophy before pulled himself out of the reckoning for last season’s fixture against Hyderabad. 

“Nitish Rana was exploring options after the last season ended. He wasn’t happy with the way he was dropped midway through last season and was on the lookout. He returned for the game against Mumbai and then made himself unavailable for the game against Hyderabad,” a source close to the developments revealed to CricketNext. 

“With regards to Dhruv, he was a red-ball asset for Delhi but wasn’t happy with opportunities in shorter formats. He still wants to play white ball cricket.” 

Shorey last appeared in the shorter format for Delhi in the Vijay Hazare Trophy but has been in and out of the squad. DDCA recently announced the squad for the Buchi Babu tournament and both the cricketers were in their leadership plans. However, the duo is now set to leave the team. 

Comments

Leave a comment

0 Comments

read previousRCB vs SRH | Twitter reacts as Kishan's 94 hands Bengaluru massive 42-run loss to dent top-two hopes
Sunrisers Hyderabad ran away blow-out winners at the Ekana Stadium on Friday as they subjected Royal Challengers Bengaluru to a potentially season-altering defeat. Ishan Kishan's 94 off 48 meant RCB had to chase down 232 and even though Phil Salt had them on track with 62, the team ran out of steam.
WATCH | Juggler Roelof van der Merwe’s sensational take to send spectators into awe in The Hundred read next
The cricket world has come across situations where fielders drop sitters or sensational catches are taken but it is a rarity when a fielder drops the same catch multiple times to eventually grab it. Roelof van der Merwe did the same when he stunned audiences by taking a sensational juggling catch.
View non-AMP page