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Umesh Yadav Leaves Vidarbha After Receiving NOC
Umesh Yadav is a cricket player who has been playing for Vidarbha.
He has decided to play for another state team next season.
Vidarbha’s cricket association gave him permission to leave.
This permission is called a no-objection certificate, or NOC.
Yadav said he is talking with a few other state associations.
He said his decision was carefully considered.
Vidarbha’s selectors had not clearly explained his future with the team.
Yadav believes he can still help cricket.
Umesh Yadav has decided to leave Vidarbha for the forthcoming domestic season.
The 38-year-old India pacer received a no-objection certificate from the Vidarbha Cricket Association last week.
Yadav said he wants to represent another state team.
He is currently in talks with a few state associations.
The decision followed uncertainty over his future with Vidarbha’s selectors, though Yadav believes he can still contribute.
- Who
- Umesh Yadav, a 38-year-old India pacer.
- What
- He has left Vidarbha after receiving an NOC and plans to represent another state team.
- Where
- He is leaving the Vidarbha Cricket Association and is in talks with other state associations.
- When
- He received the NOC last week and plans to move for the forthcoming domestic season.
- Why
- Vidarbha selectors had not provided a clear picture of his future, and Yadav believes he can still contribute.
Key facts
- Player
- Umesh Yadav
- Age
- 38
- Current association
- Vidarbha Cricket Association
- New team
- Not yet announced
- Permission
- No-objection certificate received last week
- Next season
- Forthcoming domestic season
- Other associations
- Yadav is in talks with a few associations
Quotes
Umesh Yadav
Indian fast bowler who has represented Vidarbha and India
“I have decided to move on from this season and play for another state. I have got my NOC from Vidarbha Cricket Association”
indianexpress.com
Sources
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