Adding insult to injury!
Pti, Cape Town
After the disappointing 2-1 Test series defeat to South Africa, more embarrassment seems to be in store for India as Cricket South Africa (CSA) is planning to send a bill claiming recovery for the damages done by the tourists during celebrations of the Wanderers win in the dressing room.It is learnt that Gauteng Cricket Association (GCA), the host body, is moving their parent body CSA to seek compensation from the BCCI for the damages done by the players in the dressing room while celebrating their first Test win. As champagne was sprayed and cakes were thrown around with gay abandon, the visitors' dressing room at the Wanderers bore little resemblance to the tidy place that had been handed over to the team for the first Test from December 15-19. The "most damaged" part of the dressing room was the ceiling and the carpet which had "permanent stains" and could not be removed. Gauteng board first tried to get things in order, but after the dry-cleaners and chemical experts threw their hands up in desperation they moved the CSA. Indian dressing room was a sight to behold after the team had secured their first-ever win in South Africa by defeating the home side by 123 runs.
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