BCA to put in writing to BCCI about Hooda’s ‘misconduct’

Baroda all-rounder Deepak Hooda has been pulled up for ‘misconduct’ and ‘walking away from responsibility’ by the CEO of the state cricket affiliation on Sunday. A day earlier, Hooda had written to the Baroda Cricket Association (BCA) to tell them about his unavailability as a result of captain Krunal Pandya had repeatedly abused him in entrance of different gamers and stopped him from coaching. Hooda has stepped out the bio-bubble since.
In an e-mail to Hooda, BCA chief govt officer (CEO) Shishir Hattangadi stated the difficulty of Hooda strolling out of the workforce, although he was vice-captain, and going to the media can be taken up with the Board of Control for Cricket in India and the IPL governing council.
“There is no team that doesn’t have differences but to walk away and talk to the media giving only your side of the story is a case of seeking unwarranted publicity and putting self before the game,” Hattangadi wrote within the e-mail to Hooda.
The CEO additionally talked about that he had had a phrase with the IPL workforce Hooda performs for (Kings XI Punjab).
“I have had a chat with your franchisee and I have enough reason to decipher that we will make sure we write to the BCCI of your misconduct… After the feedback from the team management (and others) I have reason to believe we will take up this matter as seriously within the association as we will with the BCCI and the IPL Governing Council.”
Hooda’s dedication to the workforce was additionally questioned within the e-mail.
“By walking away from a responsibility of vice-captaincy and leaving the team because of a difference you have sent out a message that you hold yourself above the team and that embodies your attitude and commitment to your team,” the e-mail said.
“As an association and being custodians of this game , we will follow a zero-tolerance policy on issues. After feedback from the team management (and others) I have reason to believe we will take up this matter as seriously within the association as we will with the BCCI and the IPL governing council,” Hattangadi, a former Mumbai batsman additional, wrote.
On Saturday, in an e-mail despatched to BCA, Hooda made a sequence of allegations towards Pandya.

“At this moment, I am demoralised, depressed and under pressure… at least from last couple of days, my team captain Mr Kurnal Pandiya is using abusing language to me in front of my teammates and also other states’ teams who have come for participation at Reliance stadium Vadodara,” Hooda, who represented Kings XI Punjab within the IPL wrote.
Further elaborating he wrote: “Today I was practising in nets and doing my preparation for tomorrow’s game with the permission of Head Coach. Then Krunal came in nets and started misbehaving (bad) language with me. I told him that I’m doing my preparation with the permission of Head coach. He told me that ‘I’m the captain , Who is the head coach? I am the overall of Baroda team’.Then he stopped my practice showing his Dada Giri.”
Hooda alleged that Pandya has been making an attempt to drag him down and in addition warned him that he would guarantee he didn’t play for Baroda once more.