The desire for reservations has also started to grow in the Indian Premier League. Anbumani Ramadoss, a PMK MP from Tamil Nadu, expressed this demand and lamented the absence of a Tamil cricketer from the Chennai Super Kings team.
PMK MP Ramadoss told the media on Sunday that such a law should be made in Tamil Nadu, so that 80 percent of the work here should be given to Tamils only and that the IPL should follow the same guidelines. He added, “I like Dhoni, but it is sad that there is no Tamil in CSK,” to this.
Ramadoss stated, “I am also a fan of CSK, I really like Dhoni, and we cheer for Dhoni, but it is really sad that there isn’t a single Tamil player in CSK. There should have been at least one Tamil. What is the justification for not having Tamil Nadu players in the team named after Chennai.
Let us inform you that 12 players from Tamil Nadu are participating in the IPL 2023 season, although none of them were acquired by CSK.
With a league-record four championships, Chennai Super Kings is one of the IPL’s most successful teams. In the IPL 2023, CSK is vying for their fifth championship and is in fourth place overall in the points table.
Ramadoss had earlier on Friday urged Chief Minister MK Stalin to make sure that television advertisements for tobacco products that are now illegal should not be shown or aired on television during IPL cricket matches in Chennai.
