The Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) conducted an age verification process as per BCCI's directives. CAB informed the BCCI about a possible age fraud case when it spotted multiple red flags in Rohit Yadav's date of birth.
Recently, he travelled to Sri Lanka with the India U-19 team, and following that, the board named him the emerging spinner for the junior cricket team's upcoming series against Australia at home.
Multiple updates in Aadhaar card suggest lack of transparency in date of birth
When everything seemed to be going fine for Rohit, the update on August 3 arrived out of nowhere. According to a Sportstar report, BCCI has decided to impose a two-year ban on Rohit with ‘immediate effect,’ and all the affiliated state units have been informed about the same.
According to the media report, when Rohit Yadav was first registered as a CAB cricketer, his date of birth was shown as July 7, 2007, with his address listed in Uttar Pradesh. From 2007 to 2024, there were multiple occasions when his date of birth was changed.
BCCI to name the replacement of Rohit Yadav soon for India U-19 team
On this occasion, the association wants details report on the incident. On the other hand, because of the inconsistency in the personal updates, the Board of Control for Cricket in India is likely to name a replacement in the India U-19 team for the series against Australia. The board is expected to announce the replacement soon.
Sportstar, in the report, rt further mentioned that they tried to get reactions from Rohit Yadav, but the cricketer was unavailable for comment.
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