Ness Wadia Sentencing A Personal Matter: KXIP Co-Owner Mohit Burman

New Delhi: Kings XI Punjab co-owner Mohit Burman on Sunday said that Ness Wadia being sentenced for drug possession while on a skiing holiday in Japan is the latter’s personal matter and does not have a bearing on the franchise.

Mohit Burman, who is the largest shareholder of the franchise, said that Kings XI will frame its clarification along the lines of separating it from Wadia’s sentencing. “They are asking for a clarification, we are going to give it to the BCCI,” said Burman, according to a Mumbai Mirror report.

“It is a personal matter. It is nothing to do with Kings XI franchise. We are a professionally-run franchise which is managed by a professionally-appointed CEO, CFO, professional coach and a professional captain. Therefore, what happens to one director in his personal capacity will have no bearing on the running of the team,” he said.

“The reply will be on these lines,” Burman said. IANS

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