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Sreesanth to make a comeback, may play in Scotland Cricket League

Sreesanth to make a comeback, may play in Scotland Cricket League New Delhi: Talented Indian fast bowler S Sreesanth, who is serving a ban from all forms of cricket after his involvement in the spot-fixing scandal in IPL, 2013 is all set to make a comeback.  Sreesanth was answering fan queries through a facebook live promotion for his upcoming Malyalam movie Team 5, when he hinted a comeback in April next year in the Scotland Cricket League. Sreesanth also doused the fire of his alleged miff with M S Dhoni and Harbhajan Singh, referring them as brothers. The 33 year-old Kerala fast bowler has represented India in 27 Tests and 53 ODIs before getting a ban from BCCI. The member of two World Cup winning squads, Sreesanth last played for India in 2011 against England in Oval. Though the court acquitted him of all the charges, he has not played any official match for 3 years, as he is yet to get the green signal from BCCI.

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