Bhajji's fate sealed, BCCI to get report
May 13th, 2008 | 
ankit86It's a scandal that sent shockwaves through the cricketing community and fans alike. On Tuesday, all eyes are on one man - BCCI appointed Commissioner Sudhir Nanavati who is slated to submit his report on Bhajji-Sreesanth Slapgate controversy. Nanavati has prepared a 14-page report with ten pages of annexures, which will be handed over to the BCCI disciplinary committee. After Board President Sharad Pawar goes through it, the committee will then decide on the quantum of punishment to be given to the person found guilty.
Sudhir Nanavati is slated to submit his report at the BCCI headquarters on Tuesday and the report can well end Bhajji's smiles for sometime. However, Nanavati confirmed that the report is neatly drafted with all the details required to assist the BCCI to take a final call on the Slapgate row.
Harbhjan Singh is already suspended from the IPL and his match fee confiscated after match referee Farokh Engineer found Bhajji guilty of slapping Sreesanth. With Nanavati's report, the turbanator could be in for more trouble from the disciplinary committee - headed by Sharad Pawar, as the BCCI has been uncompromising over this breach of discipline.
BCCI-appointed Commissioner, Sudhir Nanavati, probing the slapping row between Harbhajan Singh and S Sreesanth, after completing his report in Ahmedabad on Monday said that he was under tension while preparing it.
"I was under tension not because of the subject, but because the issue that I was investigating was very sensitive. So many eyes were on me. I can't afford to make any mistakes," said Nanavati who is slated to submit the final report to BCCI on Tuesday in Mumbai.
"I was very cautious while drafting the report. I have written each and every word carefully and I can justify every sentence in the report," said the Ahmedabad-based lawyer.
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as he is going out of control at many recent instances....sportsmanship is missing in a SPORTSPERSON ..strange to knw that
Bhajji should be punished and he has no sporting spirit which is required in a sportsperson. Look at his guts, hitting sreesanth before the media and public.