New Delhi:
Recently, after the criticism of former captain Virat Kohli (Virat Kohli), the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) can change the protocol made by the players’ family members in a foreign tour after the defeat in Australia. The report of a media house has claimed if the player wants to take over the day if the player wants to take more than the family members, then it will have to be applied for permission.
The BCCI had made a rule recently that if the foreign tour would be more than 45 days, then the family can live together, then the family member can stay with a week in case of a short duration. There was a lot of resentment among the players about this rule and most of the players were seeking changes in it. There were also reports of a big player being angry in this. And after recently, after Virat’s interview, it became clear who was the big player. Virat spoke openly about the importance of being with family members in the interview, especially in big stressful tournaments.
According to the report, the BCCI source said, ‘If the players want to keep the family together for a long time in the tour, then the permission will have to be taken for permission. If the board finds the application correct, then the decision will be taken accordingly. At the same time, after Virat’s interview, veteran Kapil Dev also said to take a balanced attitude in the matter of keeping family together in foreign tours. By the way, veterans have different views on this issue.
Kapil Dev had said, ‘I do not know that this is the decision of a particular person. I think this is the decision of BCCI. My perspective is that yes you need a family, but you also need a team all the time. Recently, during the Champions Trophy, Virat Kohli, Ravindra Jadeja and Mohammed Shami also took their family along, but not all the family stayed in the hotel with the team. They were not spent by the board, but the players themselves.