Pay 30 per cent or don't play! WC winning blind cricketers allege corruption
Updated On: 31 October, 2017 08:20 AM IST | Mumbai | Subodh Mayure
<p>Two World Cup-winning blind players allege they have been dropped from state teams for refusing to pay administrators a 30 per cent cut from their prize money</p>

What do you call a situation where cricketers are made to part with a percentage of their prize money, while earning laurels for the country, to the cricket bodies they represent? It's called 'just not cricket'. That's exactly what is happening with blind cricket in India. More stunning is the fact that players who don't contribute their hard-earned rupees are in danger of not getting picked for their state teams.

India's blind team with Anish Baig (extreme right)
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