CAB Bans Rohit Yadav for Two Years Over Age Discrepancy, Bars 64 Others Including Ravi Kumar
Rohit Yadav Receives Two-Year Ban from CAB
The Cricket Association of Bengal has imposed a two-year ban on India Under-19 player Rohit Yadav for an age discrepancy.
This decision forms part of a wider enforcement action taken by the CAB against players found to have violated age-related eligibility rules.
Additional Players Affected by CAB Action
The CAB has also barred 64 others for similar age discrepancies.
Among those affected is former India Under-19 World Cup winner Ravi Kumar, who has been included in the group of 64 players facing restrictions.
Details of the Age Discrepancy Cases
The cases involve multiple players connected to the CAB and its associated teams and tournaments.
Each instance centers on documented age discrepancies that have led to the same category of sanctions.
- Rohit Yadav – two-year ban
- 64 additional players – barred for age discrepancies
- Ravi Kumar – included among the 64 players
Context Within Indian Domestic Cricket
The CAB’s measures apply directly to players who have participated in age-group competitions under its jurisdiction.
The action covers both current and former participants who competed in India Under-19 events.
The CAB has also barred 64 others for similar age discrepancies, including former India Under-19 World Cup winner Ravi Kumar.
Impact on Affected Players
Players such as Rohit Yadav will be unable to participate in CAB-affiliated matches and events for the duration of their respective bans.
The inclusion of a former India Under-19 World Cup winner in the list underscores the scope of the review conducted by the association.
All decisions stem from the same set of eligibility checks applied across the group of 65 individuals in total.
Summary of CAB Enforcement
The enforcement covers Rohit Yadav‘s two-year suspension along with the barring of the additional 64 players.
No further details on individual durations for the 64 players were specified beyond the collective action taken for age discrepancies.