On Sunday, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) met in Mumbai to evaluate the season thus far.
On Sunday, the BCCI (India’s Cricket Governing Body) met in Mumbai to discuss the team’s recent performance. Team India’s captain Rohit Sharma, head coach Rahul Dravid, National Cricket Academy (NCA) director VVS Laxman, and selection committee chairman Chetan Sharma were all present. BCCI president Roger Binny and honorary secretary Jay Shah also attended the meeting. After India’s elimination from the ICC T20 World Cup semi-final, the BCCI opted to hold a review meeting.
Plans for the ODI World Cup in India, as well as problems like player availability and workload management, were discussed at the meeting.
Disappointing fitness levels among Indian cricketers, including Deepak Chahar, have been a major issue. Jasprit Bumrah, another top bowler, has been sidelined for a while with a back ailment.
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has made three critical suggestions for the Indian cricket squad moving forward:
In order to be considered for the national team, the up-and-coming players will need to have a big domestic season.
As of now, the Yo-Yo Test and Dexa are being used as criteria for picking players and are being included in the individualized plans of the core group.
The NCA will coordinate with the IPL Franchisee to keep tabs on the selected Indian players in the upcoming 2023 season with an eye toward the Men’s Fast Track Program and the ICC Cricket World Cup.
As an example, Team India performed poorly at both the Asia Cup in the United Arab Emirates and the T20 World Cup in Australia in 2022.
India’s Super Four losses to Pakistan and Sri Lanka eliminated them from the Asia Cup finals.
The Indian team lost the T20 World Cup semi-final to eventual winners England by a score of 10 wickets.
