BCCI has shortlisted 20 players for the 2023 Men’s World Cup. In a review meeting with Brain Trust of Indian Cricket, BCCI decided to rotate these players in order to properly prepare for his 2023 World Cup in India.
The meeting was attended by Rahul Dravid, skipper Rohit Sharma, chief his selector Chetan Sharma and NCA chief VVS Laxman, all at a city hotel in Mumbai where he spent nearly four hours brainstorming and bilateral agreements. and made important decisions such as the prioritization of international cricket. BCCI President Roger Binney attended the meeting via videoconference.
“It was a very constructive and fruitful meeting as we looked back on past achievements and planned future events, including the World Cup and World Test Championship (WTC),” he said. We will prioritize international cricket while ensuring that the IPL is not diluted,” said a BCCI source who attended the meeting.
BCCI said that “issues of player availability, workload management and fitness parameters were also extensively discussed during the meeting, along with the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 roadmap.”
In a decision made, BCCI said that the National Cricket Academy (NCA) will “work with IPL franchisees to supervise eligible Indian players who will compete in the IPL 2023”, as a fitness hub for Indian players. Emphasized entity.
There are no compromises on fitness either, as the yo-yo test is the main criterion. “The yo-yo test and dexa will now be part of the selection criteria and will be implemented on the coordinated Central Player Pool Roadmap,” BCCI said in a post-meeting statement. The fact that the meeting was convened on the first day of the new year shows the urgency and seriousness of the team and their commitments for the year. Last year’s failure to reach the Asian Cup and Twenty20 World Cup finals and England’s 10-wicket loss in the semi-finals in Australia are being taken very seriously and the think-tank wants to make sure they don’t repeat themselves. I think. Such a result at this year’s World Cup hosted by India.
The focus of the think tank is on the parties involved in the IPL. BCCI said it will work with IPL franchises to monitor eligible Indian players participating in IPL 2023 and effectively control Indian players’ participation in the league. A player, his NOC of more bowlers, is given the same conditions as on any other board. Franchise is encouraged, even if not directed, to use target players to ensure that those players are not fully exposed to league attrition.