BCCI Review Meeting: Key Decisions on Team India’s Performance

BCCI Review Meeting: Defeat in the ODI series from Sri Lanka, a Clean Sweep from New Zealand for the first time in the Test series and a 1-3 defeat in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy after 10 years with the World Test Championship (WTC) out of the final race After being, the performance of the Indian team in Mumbai was reviewed on Saturday.

BCCI Holds Review Meeting in Mumbai

In this review meeting, BCCI officials asked questions to captain Rohit Sharma, Head Coach Gautam Gambhir and Chief Selector Ajit Agarkar. In this review meeting, the defeat of the Indian team was also discussed on the poor performance of captain Rohit Sharma and former captain Virat Kohli. Along with this, there was talk of taking more seriousness about fitness.

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Decision on Domestic Cricket Participation

The BCCI has already said that all senior players will have to participate in their state team in domestic cricket based on availability. In this meeting, it was decided that a national-level player would not play domestic cricket only until the Indian team’s head coach Gautam Gambhir and Chief Selector Ajit Agarkar were allowed. If these people say that the player does not have to play due to workload only then he will get a discount.

When the source was asked whether Rohit and Virat also discussed not playing domestic cricket, the answer was yes. BCCI President Roger Binny, Vice President Rajiv Shukla, Joint Secretary to Joint Secretary from Joint Secretary, Devjit Saikia, Gambhir, Rohit and Agarkar were present at the five-star hotel of BCCI.

Ever since Gambhir hawasade the head coach, the Indian team has been struggling in the ODI and Test formats.

Concerns Over Recent Failures

After winning the 2–0 domestic Test series against Bangladesh, it seemed that the Indian team would make it to the WTC final for the third time, but after that, there was a derogatory defeat from New Zealand to New Zealand, which was home in 12 years But the first defeat in the Test series was. After this, except for the Perth Test in Australia, everywhere else faced trouble.

The rain in Brisbane saved, otherwise the Indian team would lose 1-4 in this series. After losing the series to Australia, Indian veteran Sunil Gavaskar and former all-rounder Irfan Pathan raised a lot of questions about the Indian team. BCCI officials have taken Gavaskar’s comments very seriously.