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Suresh Raina, one of the best hitters for the Chennai Super Kings, decided not to play in the Indian Premier League (IPL) on Saturday for personal reasons. Upon returning to the country, Raina told an Indian newspaper: I will not play in the IPL for the safety of my family.
Chennai Super Kings have accepted Raina’s decision. But N Srinivasan, the owner of the Chennai Super Kings team and a former chairman of the board, said he was going to lose money. “I am against forced detention,” he said. I don’t force anyone to do anything. Chennai Super Kings are like family. Here all the older cricketers have to learn to be together. And Raina will surely realize how much money she is going to lose.
According to a source from Chennai Super Kings, Raina gets 11 million rupees each season. Srinivasan also confirmed that Raina’s departure would not affect the team. “Everything is under the control of Captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni,” he said. He takes care of everything. He told me there was nothing to worry about. Dhoni is talking to other players on the zoom call. He is giving everyone different advice and telling them to stay safe.
Raina has been playing for Chennai since the first IPL in 2006. He is also the best running back in Chennai. Raina has scored 5.36 runs with a 136.14 strike rate in 193 games in 12 IPL seasons.
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