The Kerala Cricket Association on Wednesday wrote to the Board of Control for Cricket in India seeking its decision and directions on cricketer Shanthakumaran Sreesanth's readiness to make a comeback to competitive cricket.
The KCA's move after the recent Kerala high court judgement, lifting the life ban imposed on Sreesanth by the BCCI in the wake of the 2013 IPL spot-fixing scandal.
KCA said the cricketer has informed it of his readiness to make a comeback to competitive cricket.
"With the domestic season around the corner, KCA would also like to support him and provide an opportunity to train/practice in the pre-season preparatory camps and selection trials at the earliest instance,subject to clearance from the Commitee of Administrators/BCCI,"
The Kerala high court had on Monday lifted the life ban imposed on him by BCCI in the wake of the scandal, saying there was no incriminating evidence to pinpoint his involvement in match fixing.
Justice A Muhamed Mustaque had also set aside all proceedings against Sreesanth initiated by BCCI.
Sreesanth had said he has started preparations to play the game and his aim is to find a place in the Kerala team in domestic cricket.
The KCA said it would take a "positive" decision on Sreesanth's bid to play in state cricket.
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