Cricket / Indian Pacer Deepak Chahar claims Airlines misplaced his luggage also food not served during travel

Deepak Chahar on Malaysian Airlines: Team India's pacer Deepak Chahar has made serious allegations against Malaysian Airlines. The Indian bowler claimed on Saturday that the airlines lost his luggage while he was traveling from New Zealand to Dhaka. Not only this, he was not even provided food despite traveling in 'business class'.

Deepak Chahar claims

Deepak Chahar joined the Indian team for the three-match ODI series against Bangladesh starting on Sunday. Chahar tweeted before the team's practice session on Saturday morning, 'It was a very bad experience traveling by Malaysian Airlines. First they changed our flight and didn't even inform us about it and then didn't even provide food in business class. Now we are waiting for our luggage for the last 24 hours while we have to play the match tomorrow.

Airlines replied

Malaysia Airlines sent Chahar a link to file a complaint but the cricketer says that the link is not opening. Malaysia Airlines replied on Twitter, 'This may happen due to operational, meteorological and technical reasons. We apologize for the inconvenience.

Many players reached Dhaka from Christchurch

After the end of the ODI series in New Zealand, Deepak Chahar, Mohammad Siraj, Shardul Thakur, Shikhar Dhawan, Shubman Gill and Washington Sundar reached Dhaka via Kuala Lumpur from Christchurch. In-form Indian batsman Suryakumar Yadav (due to being rested) and young pacer Umran Malik flew straight into India, though Malik will now have to tour Bangladesh as he has been included in the ODI squad in place of the injured Mohammed Shami.