Among the restrictions, playing domestic cricket has been made mandatory. There has also been a curb on family time during ongoing tours. Players who fail to maintain with the rules and restrictions will be penalised either financially or some other way.
BCCI’s 10-point directive for the players
- All the players must play domestic matches to remain eligible for selection in the Indian national team and central contracts, as per BCCI guidelines. Any exceptions to this mandate will require a formal notification from the chairman of selectors Ajit Agarkar to ensure transparency.
- No player will be allowed to travel separately with their families to and during tours. Each and every player are expected to travel with the team during matches and training sessions. If any player wish to travel with their families, a pre-approved permission by the head coach and the chairman of selectors is needed.
- All the players need to adhere to the specified baggage limits shared with the team. Any excess baggage costs will need to be borne by the individual player.
Baggage policy:
Away long duration tours (more than 30 days):
Players – 5 pieces (3 suitcases + 2 kit bags) OR upto 150 kgs. Support staff – 2 pieces (2 big + 1 small suitcases) OR upto 80 kgs.
Away short duration tours (less than 30 days):
Players – 4 pieces (2 suitcases + 2 kit bags) OR upto 120 kgs. Support staff – 2 pieces (2 suitcases) OR upto 60 kgs.
Home series:
Players – 4 pieces (2 suitcases + 2 kit bags) OR upto 120 kgs. Support staff – 2 pieces (2 suitcases) OR upto 60 kgs.
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