Kingston, Jamaica: The fabulous Viv Richards has lashed out at ICC for its official censure of the World T20 champions West Indies, expressing that it has one tenet for the Darren Sammy-drove outfit and another for Indian cricket group.
Top cricketers like T20 skipper Darren Sammy, all-rounder Dwayne Bravo, Marlon Samuels had descended intensely on West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) for the way it worked.
At the ICC Board meeting as of late in Dubai, the guardian body turned out with an announcement that West Indies players had been "improper, insolent and brought the occasion into offensiveness".
The censure has not run down well with Richards, who is one of their most noteworthy cricketing symbols.
"There are guidelines in the one-day diversion under the protection of the ICC, as for occasion the framework where you do a reversal to the third umpire and things like that," he told the 'Jamaican Observer' daily paper.
"In this way, in the event that you are the sole representing collection of world cricket, then everybody ought to be going under the same umbrella. The Indians don't play certain things the ICC may have in its tenets. They thoroughly disregard that and they have been escaping with it for a considerable length of time," Richards said, demonstrating that India escape on account of their clout in the overseeing body.
An irate Richards included: "I am just attempting to hit back due to what they are attempting to do due to Sammy's remarks. They are attempting to be a body that on the off chance that you say this current, it's out of request then will be this and will be that."
"When you check out the world regarding the administration of the ICC, there are guidelines for a few and not others," he said.
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