A Tamil Nadu legislator has sought a ban on the Chennai Tremendous Kings (CSK) for not choosing gamers from the state within the present Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023. SP Venkateshwaran, MLA from Dharmapuri, mentioned the CSK was making earnings from the folks by means of ads however it was not taking gamers from Tamil Nadu.

Venkateshwaran is a pacesetter from Pattali Makkal Katchi or PMK, a regional social gathering in Tamil Nadu. The social gathering received 5 seats within the 2021 meeting elections. The chief claimed that the CSK was branded as a Tamil Nadu group, however it lacked proficient gamers from the state. “They’re making earnings from our folks by means of ads projecting it as a Tamil Nadu group, however there aren’t any proficient gamers from our state (within the group),” he was quoted as saying by the information company PTI.

Venkateshwaran raised the difficulty throughout the debate on the demand for grants for the Youth Welfare and Sports activities Growth division within the Meeting.

CSK will face Rajasthan Royals on the M A Chidambaram Stadium on Wednesday. The group is owned by India Cements, and it’s captained by former Group India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni. CSK has a powerful fan base and is thought for its constant efficiency within the IPL. The group has received the IPL championship 4 instances (in 2010, 2011, 2018, and 2021).

With 4 league titles, CSK are the second-most profitable franchise within the IPL after Mumbai Indians, which have received the trophy 5 instances. In line with CricTracker, CSK reportedly obtained Rs 201.65 crore in media rights income throughout the IPL 2022. Their income from media rights will most likely go above Rs 400 crore in IPL 2023.