“As per BCCI’s 10-point guidelines for players, the cricket Association of Bengal has not arranged any independent means of transport. [for individual players]” Ganguly said according to PTI. “Only one bus has been prepared for the Indian team. There will be no personal vehicles for cricketers.
“We have to follow the guidelines, which clearly state that all players are expected to travel with the team to and from games and practice sessions.”
The entire team traveling together to and from training and matches in the team bus was one of the points raised by the BCCI last week, after a review meeting to analyze India’s recent poor run in cricket. proof. Among those present at the meeting were head coach Gautam Gambhir, Test and ODI captain Rohit Sharma, chairman of selectors Ajit Agarkar and BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia.
The policy document said that in the future, a player would need “pre-approved” approval from the head coach or head selector to travel separately from the rest of the team to training or matches, and all players would have to wait for the full moment arrives. training session or game must end before they leave the field. “This rule ensures commitment and encourages a strong work ethic within the team,” the document says.
