Mithali’s letter comes a day after Edulji said that the issue was being blown out of proportion and that nobody would question the playing XI had Women in Blue won the game.

Mithali Raj wrote a letter to BCCI over the controversy around her exclusion from the semi-final squad in World T20.&nbsp | &nbspPhoto Credit:&nbspPTI

After India's exit from the Women's World T20 after losing against England in the semi-final, Mithali Raj's exclusion from the Indian playing XI still remains the point of discussion. One of the legends of Women's cricket, Mithali Raj has finally broken her silence on the issue. In a letter to BCCI, Raj has accused CoA member Diana Edulji of bias while also accusing coach Ramesh Powar of humiliating her.

"For the first time in a 20too much is being made out of it. The management (captain Harmanpreet Kaur, coach Ramesh Powar, vice captain Smriti Mandhana and selector Sudha Shah) made the decision of not changing a winning combination and that backfired. If India had won the game, I am sure nobody would have questioned their decision," Edulji, a former India captain, told PTI.

Mithali went on to say that he had no grudges against T20I captain Harmanpreet Kaur barring the fact that she decided to back Powar's decision to drop her for the semi-final. "We can't be questioning the team eleven. Another example is of Krunal Pandya, who was thrashed in the first T20 but bounced back strongly yesterday. These things happen in the game," Edulji said referring to the men's team's six-wicket win