Unfair Practices Exposed: MKCC Players Exploited for Financial Gain
Peshawar, Pakistan. In a shocking turn of events, it has
been discovered that individuals associated with the Mazullah Khan Cricket
Academy (MKCC) have been engaging in unethical practices to extract money from
players, particularly through the sale of overpriced sports kits. The academy,
renowned for its dedication to player development, is now facing scrutiny for its
questionable financial tactics.
MKCC players are being charged an exorbitant two thousand
rupees for sports kits, which are being forcibly collected from them.
Astonishingly, these kits are readily available in the market for a
significantly lower price of sixteen hundred rupees. The source of these kits
has been traced back to local shops near Shahi Bagh, where a select few are
profiting from this exploitative scheme.
Furthermore, the color scheme of the customized cricket kits
for kids has been altered without official approval – a deviation from the
original green to a combination of black and green. This unauthorized
modification raises concerns about the quality and authenticity of the kits
being distributed to young players.
Adding to the controversy, these privately manufactured kits are being resold at the sports directorate for the same inflated price of two thousand rupees. Additionally, hard cricket balls are being sold for 450 rupees, despite their actual market value being lower.
The sports directorate administration, responsible for
overseeing such matters, has remained silent on the issue, fueling suspicions
of collusion with the individuals benefiting from these exploitative practices.
The revelation has sparked outrage among the sports community,
as the financial gains from these activities appear to be enriching a select
few, leaving the academy's reputation in tatters. The sports directorate,
typically responsible for ensuring fair practices, is now under scrutiny for
its alleged involvement in turning a blind eye to the financial exploitation of
young, aspiring cricketers.
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