The wait for S Sreesanth to play domestic cricket is finally over as the former India pacer officially gets capped for the Kerala team ahead of the Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 tournament, scheduled to begin from January 10, 2021. 

The cricketer shared the moment of walking up to the officials of the Kerala Cricket Association surrounded by his teammates and loved ones who’re applauding the 37-year-old’s journey back to the game and his ability to stick to his passion throughout. 

“There is nothing stronger than a broken man ,who has rebuilt himself..” Thnks a lot for all the Supoort nd love ..#Gods grace,” Sreesanth wrote in the caption of his Instagram post. 

Sreesanth was banned from playing cricket at all levels that fell within the ambit of the BCCI over spot-fixing allegations in the Indian Premier League and the 2021 edition of the Syed Mushtaq Ali trophy would be the first tournament that the Kerala-born will be a part of in the past seven years. 

Even though his term of punishment ended back in September 2020, he was unable to get the opportunity to show his talents on the field until now as the inaugural KCA President’s Cup T20 was postponed due to the coronavirus outbreak.

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