BCCI declines requests from Indian players to take his family during the Champions Trophy
Champions Trophy 2025 The preparations of participating teams have been passed down. However, amid the arrival of the coveted ICC tournament, the Indian camp is still clouded with controversial decisions. Indian Cricket Committee (BCCI) I took the after IndiaDefeat of Australia Recently concluded Border-Gavaskar Trophy.
The decision made by BCCI centers on player actions during overseas tours and guidelines for players bringing family and other acquaintances during such events. Over time, the board has lowered the guidelines a bit, but has not regained the verdict. Nevertheless, the PTI report suggested that the senior team player in India approached the board to create an exception, but the board refused.
BCCI’s toned down stance on bringing players’ companions during overseas tours
With new developments, the BCCI appears to be solid in its original stance, but may allow certain exceptions regarding Champions Trophy player accommodation. The board remains steady in its policy, however players who wish to bring their families must cover their own costs, according to the PTI report.
According to the report, India’s senior team player recently sought an exemption in hoping for special consideration, but his request was ultimately denied, strengthening his strict approach to the issue.
“If something changes, it’s different, but for now it’s unlikely that players will have a wife or partner for this tour. One of the senior players asked about it, so the tour is one It’s not over a month, so he was told to follow the policy decision. However, if an exception is made, I think that individuals must bear the full cost as the BCCI does not cover any costs. .” A BCCI source told PTI.
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What was the BCCI’s 10-point dictatt?
BCCI had implemented new guidelines to strengthen team cohesion, discipline and commitment Domestic Cricket. Under these regulations, players must participate in domestic tournaments and be granted exemptions only in exceptional cases and remain eligible for national choice. The board has also strengthened strict team travel protocols that prohibit individual arrangements unless specifically approved by the head coach and select committee chair. Additionally, individual staff such as hairdressers and nannies will no longer be permitted on the tour without prior approval from the BCCI.
To promote team bonding and continuity, players must remain with the team until the series or tour is complete. Violation of these rules could result in disciplinary action, including fines and suspensions. BCCI also introduces a revised Family Travel Policy, allowing players’ families to participate in tours of more than 45 days, and accommodation costs covered by the board are shared. Additionally, players must adhere to baggage restrictions, participate in full practice sessions, refrain from personal approval during the tour, and prioritize BCCI-related activities. These measures aim to maintain professionalism, focus and unity within the team.