Wriddhiman Saha has stated that he will not reveal it.

Wriddhiman Saha, India’s veteran wicketkeeper batter, has stated that he will not reveal the identity of the journalist who threatened him, even if the BCCI requests it. Saha also stated that he has not received any communication from the BCCI and that if they ask him, he will not reveal his name, claiming that he never intended to risk anyone’s career.

No communication has been received from the BCCI.” If they ask me to reveal the name of the journalist, I will explain that it was never my intention to harm someone’s career or bring someone down.  That’s why I didn’t say anything about it in my tweet.

My parents did not teach me that. The main point of my tweet was to draw attention to the fact that there is someone in the media who does such things, such as disrespecting a player’s “, Saha told The Indian Express.

Through my tweets, I tried to express how unfair it was. He who has done it is well aware of the situation. I sent those tweets because I didn’t want the players to have to deal with such things. I wanted to send the message that what was done was wrong and that no one should do it again “Saha elaborated.

Saha, 37, who was dropped from the Indian team, took to Twitter to claim that one “respected” journalist became aggressive after he refused to give him an interview.

 This is what I get from a “respected” journalist after all my contributions to Indian cricket! As Saha tweeted, “This is where journalism is heading.”

Following his tweet, former head coach Ravi Shastri, as well as former stars such as Virender Sehwag and Harbhajan Singh, came out in support and asked him to reveal the identity of the journalist.

Yes, we will question Wriddhiman about his tweet as well as the actual incident.” We need to know if he was threatened, as well as the context and history of his tweet. I’m at a loss for words. The secretary (Jay Shah) will undoubtedly speak with Wriddhiman “Arun Dhumal, Treasurer of the BCCI, told PTI on Monday.