
Salem Spartans all-rounder M. Mohammed has criticised his team's planning after they finished bottom of TNPL Season 10 with only one win. In a blunt interview, the 34-year-old said the side had…
Salem Spartans all-rounder M. Mohammed has criticised his team's planning after they finished bottom of TNPL Season 10 with only one win. In a blunt interview, the 34-year-old said the side had eight players who have represented Tamil Nadu but were let down by poor strategy.

"On paper, our team looks really good," Mohammed said. "We did not plan on what to do against other teams. If we had done that, the results would have been different." He also claimed some players who have been part of the league since the first season were not trusted enough.
The Spartans have now finished last in two of the last three TNPL seasons, raising questions about their scouting and retention strategy. With eight former or current Tamil Nadu state players in the squad, the gap between potential and performance is unusually wide. Mohammed's public criticism of the team management is rare for a senior professional, signalling deeper unrest. The franchise must now decide whether to overhaul the leadership or back the same core for the next season.
Source: thehindu.com
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