The BCCI has established a three-part board of trustees to examine the issue of Wriddhiman Saha "getting dangers and terrorizing" supposedly from a writer.
The three-part advisory group will comprise of BCCI Vice-President Rajiv Shukla, Treasurer Arun Singh Dhumal and Apex Council Member Prabhtej Singh Bhatia, and will begin an examination as soon as the following week, the BCCI further said in a delivery on Friday (February 25).
Saha, the 37-year-old midway contracted cricketer, had as of late tweeted out a screen capture of messages he had supposedly gotten from the writer on Saturday (February 19), after the guardian hitter was avoided with regards to India's Test crew for the impending series against Sri Lanka.
The Indian Cricketers' Association had likewise as of late "emphatically denounced" the messages shipped off Wriddhiman Saha and invited BCCI's choice to test the issue.
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