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Maharashtra kabaddi body revokes match fixing bans
Updated On: 01 July, 2020 07:01 AM IST | Mumbai | Subodh Mayure
Maharashtra have an impressive record at the kabaddi Nationals where its womens team have emerged champions 22 times

Raju Bhavsar
The Maharashtra State Kabaddi Association (MSKA) on Monday revoked the five-year bans on state women's team coach Raju Bhavsar and 2010 Guangzhou Asian Games gold medal-winner Deepika Joseph. It also revoked the two-year bans on Maharashtra captain Sailee Keripale, her teammate Snehal Shinde and team manager Manisha Gavand.
On August 28 last year, the MSKA's disciplinary committee, chaired by its vice-president Devram Bhoir, had recommended bans post match fixing allegations as the Maharashtra women's team lost to Kerala and were ousted in the league stage of the National championships held in Patna earlier in the year. Maharashtra have an impressive record at the kabaddi Nationals where its women's team have emerged champions 22 times. The bans were revoked on Monday following a virtual meeting of MSKA officials. "Our managing committee had an online meeting where it was unanimously decided that the bans be revoked taking into consideration the future prospects of these players. Since a year's ban has already been served, we felt that was enough," MSKA secretary Aswad Patil told mid-day from Alibag on Tuesday.

