Like England, will the rotation policy be seen in Team India too? BCCI can make big changes

BCCI: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) can soon announce the rotation policy for Team India. If this happens, then the players will get rest and they will not be forced to live in the bio bubble for a long time. After complaints of bio-bubble fatigue from players including captain Virat Kohli and star fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah, the BCCI is considering bringing a policy on the lines of the England Cricket Board (ECB). It is believed that this policy will start with the home series against New Zealand.

According to media reports, a BCCI official said, “We should keep in mind the fatigue of the players. It is not easy to stay in the bio-bubble continuously and the squad will need to be rotated. The New Zealand series will be a start and this policy will be followed.” From this, young players will get a chance in T20 cricket.”

In fact, players’ performance is also affected if they stay in the bio bubble for a long time. After the disappointing performance of Team India in the T20 World Cup, discussions are going on about this matter. Team India plans to play several series in 2022 and 2023. It also includes T20 World Cup and ODI World Cup. If this policy is implemented, many young players can get a chance. BCCI is taking bio-bubble fatigue seriously. This is the reason why many senior players have been rested in the T20 series against New Zealand and young faces have got a chance in their place.

Will these changes happen during Rahul Dravid’s tenure?

Recently, BCCI has appointed former cricketer Rahul Dravid as the head coach of Team India. Dravid will take over from the upcoming series against New Zealand. If sources are to be believed, many important changes can be made during Dravid’s tenure. The rotation policy is also an important part in this. Like England, India’s teams can be selected according to different formats of cricket.

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