Wankhede curator, Sudhir Naik complains against Ravi Shastri, B Arun

The Wankhede curator, Sudhir Naik has grumbled to the Mumbai Cricket Association in light of the fact that he and his right hand were the objectives of a charged upheaval from India group executive Ravi Shastri and knocking down some pins mentor B Arun taking after South Africa's huge win in the fifth ODI.

MCA joint secretary Unmesh Khanvilkar said "We have gotten a grumbling from Naik asserting two individuals from India bolster staff getting included in a warmed trade with the MCA caretakers after the Wankhede ODI". The MCA overseeing advisory group, in its next meeting, will choose whether to forward the letter to the BCCI.

After India's second greatest annihilation regarding runs, Shastri is comprehended to have wryly complimented Naik, saying "incredible wicket," and he purportedly took after that with an interjection, which prompted a warmed trade. Shastri, notwithstanding, denied that he utilized the swearword.

It is comprehended Naik's letter expresses that Arun griped of the way of the wicket. Naik said in the letter that the Indian group had not requested a particular surface and it was superfluous for Arun to have a go at Rajesh Mhamunkar, who takes care of the Wankhede pitch for all non-global matches

The BCCI secretary Anurag Thakur said the actualities must be discovered. "We have to take a gander at the subtle elements to start with, we can't straightaway go to the activity," he said. "With respect to the BCCI making a move against anybody, whether it is a player or an individual from the bolster staff, in the event that you recollect the occurrence in Australia and in the most recent six months we have made it clear that the principles and regulations are equivalent for everybody. The same measuring stick will follow for each situation."

A fomented Naik, who had asked Shastri to not scrutinize his capacity to get ready wickets, brought up the issue with MCA authorities including Vice President Dilip Vengsarkar. Taking offense to Shastri's comment, Naik means to seek after the issue further with the Board of Cricket Control in India (BCCI) by recording an official protest.

South Africa winning the hurl changed the entire mathematical statement of the match. They decided to bat first in hot conditions and heaped up a ginormous score of 438 for four with three batsmen – Quinton de Kock, Faf du Plessis and captain AB de Villiers splitting rankling hundreds of years each.Accordingly, India were packaged for 224 to hand over the arrangement to South Africa, their first respective ODI arrangement win on Indian soil in five endeavors.

India chief MS Dhoni was just as miffed with the track as he felt that the wicket might have been "too valid" to offer any help to their bowlers. "Our quick bowlers couldn't get much from the pitch with their bouncers, neither the spinners were getting the turn. We know the Wankhede wicket. Nothing went ideal for our bowlers," Dhoni communicated in the post-match meeting.