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KCA Revokes Sreesanth's Three Year Ban After Apology
Kerala Cricket Association: Former India fast bowler S. Sreesanth has been reinstated by the Kerala Cricket Association (KCA) after the cricketing body unanimously decided to revoke the three-year ban imposed on him, following an unconditional apology tendered by the cricketer over his remarks against KCA.
The decision was taken at the KCA's Special General Body meeting on Wednesday, after members deliberated on Sreesanth's formal apology, in which he expressed unconditional regret for statements he made against the Association on visual and social media platforms.
The KCA imposed a three-year suspension before the last season of the Kerala Cricket League (KCL), citing Sreesanth's public comments for damaging the Association's image and reputation.
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