Wriddhiman Saha was dropped from the Indian Test squad for the two-match Test series against Sri Lanka. Saha has now alleged that the team management had told him that he would not be considered for selection from here on.

Saha further added that he was told to start thinking about retiring from the game and said that he could not reveal this as long as he was a part of the side.

“The team management had told me that I would not be considered henceforth. I could not tell this so long as I was part of the India team setup. Even coach Rahul Dravid suggested that I think about taking retirement,” said Saha in a press conference as quoted by News18.

Wriddhiman Saha has taken to Twitter to post a screenshot of a conversation that a journalist had with him. In the conversation, the journalist is asking Saha to do an interview with him.

The journalist also tells Saha to choose the person who can help him the most. The journalist further stated in the message that Saha had not called him, and even states that this insult will not be taken kindly.

The journalist even warns Saha that he should not have behaved in this manner. The Indian cricketer stated that after his contributions to Indian cricket, he is getting such messages from the so called respected journalists.

“After all of my contributions to Indian cricket. This is what I face from a so called “Respected” journalist! This is where the journalism has gone,” tweeted Wriddhiman Saha.

Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) chief selector Chetan Sharma on Saturday gave an update on star all-rounder Hardik Pandya’s potential comeback to the Indian team. BCCI on Saturday (February 19) announced India’s Test and T20I squads for the upcoming home series against Sri Lanka, which will start from February 24. The home side will play three T20Is followed by two Tests against the visitors.

While all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja was named in both the Test an.