Umesh Yadav’s house burgled

Nagpur: Unidentified thieves broke into the house of cricketer Umesh Yadav and decamped with Rs 45,000 in cash and two mobile phones, the police said on Tuesday. The incident took place on Tuesday between 7 pm to 9 pm when the Yadav family was not in the house, they said. Inspector BR Khandale told PTI that Yadav has a flat on the ninth floor of a building in Lakshminagar area. “Our control room received a call around 3.30 am today informing about the burglary,” he said. The thieves entered the cricketer’s house by breaking one of the windows, they said. The police suspect two labourers, who were engaged to do repair work on the eighth floor of the building, may be involved in the theft. One of them has been detained for questioning, Khandale said. Umesh Yadav appointed assistant manager in RBI ahead of Sri Lanka tour

Earlier, frontline Indian fast bowler Umesh was appointed an assistant manager in Reserve Bank of India (RBI). He realised his father’s long-lasting dream of securing a job in a reputed government organisation on Monday. Though he may no longer need the security of a government job (he has, after all, developed into a vital cog in the Indian cricket team), it is surely not a small feat. Umesh has been appointed as Assistant Manager in the Nagpur office. As per reports, he had completed all formalities on Monday before leaving for Sri Lanka to spearhead India’s pace battery ahead of the three-Test series versus Sri Lanka, starting from July 26. Umesh Yadav credits Bharat Arun for improved performance

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Although it may come as a surprise to many, the talks for his confirmation in the reputed field was doing the rounds for some time.”The talks were on before the Champions Trophy. He had met RBI officials before leaving for England in May. The officials gave a go ahead to his appointment in sports quota, but due to national duties he couldn’t complete [the] formalities,” a source close to the development told the The Times of India.