IND vs WI: Team India Sunil Subramaniam staying put after apology
Updated On: 15 August, 2019 08:05 AM IST | | Harit N Joshi
Team India's manager Subramaniam won't be called back from Caribbean after his apology over alleged misconduct gets accepted by CoA, BCCI

The Indian team manager Sunil Subramaniam watches the proceedings during the World Cup semi-final against New Zealand. Pic/AFP
Contrary to reports of the BCCI calling back its team manager Sunil Subramaniam midway from the ongoing West Indies tour for alleged misconduct, mid-day can confirm that the former Tamil Nadu left-arm spinner will continue till the tour ends. A BCCI source confirmed to mid-day that Subramaniam will stay put in the Caribbean for the remainder of the ODI and Test series. "The matter has been sorted out," the source told mid-day yesterday.
Subramaniam, who was Ravichandran Ashwin's coach at one time, has already offered an unconditional apology to the officials in the Indian High Commissions in Guyana and Trinidad & Tobago. Subramaniam was accused of behaving in a high-handed manner while dealing with senior Indian Foreign Service officers in the Caribbean for a water conservation promotional activity featuring a few Indian players.
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