The Indian Premier League is going to start in a few days. All the players of all teams have also started their own practice. The first match of the IPL will be played on 22 March between Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) and Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB). Cricket fans are quite excited about IPL. Amidst all this, an interview of former Indian captain Virat Kohli is becoming quite viral, in which he is unhappy new rules allowing the families of BCCI players to stay together for a limited time.
Virat believes that people are taking these decisions who do not understand the importance of the family. He said that such people should be kept away.
Kohli is unhappy with the new BCCI rule
Virat Kohli said at the Royal Challengers Bangalore’s Innovation Lab Indian Sports Summit, “He is very disappointed with the new rules. It is very difficult to convince people to explain how good it is to come back to your family when something is happening outside you every time.” Virat further said, “I do not think people understand what will be the benefit of taking the family along. I am very disappointed by this. He said that people who have no control over the situation, are included in decisions and they are kept at the forefront. Perhaps they should be kept away.”
Earlier, there was a problem now …
When Virat Kohli was the captain, he advocated to keep the family with the family on foreign tours. Virat Kohli said, “People are not happy about the image on the field earlier. Earlier his agents were called problems, now my peace has become a problem. I do not understand what should be done. So now I do not pay much attention to these things.”
Virat said, “Every player wants his family to stay together. I do not want to sit alone in my room. I want to remain normal. Play the game as a responsibility and then return to my everyday life.”
What is BCCI rules
Let us tell you that the Indian team, who went on a tour of Australia to play 2024-25 border-Gavaskar Trophy, lost 3–1, after which the BCCI has implemented new strict rules for Team India. These rules of BCCI were not made public. According to a report, the player’s family will be allowed to stay together in just two weeks in every 45 -day tour. At the same time, the player’s family can stay together for a week in a small tour. If it stops for longer, then the player will have to bear the expenses himself. All the players will have to travel by the team. At the same time, private staff like manager, agent or chef will have to stay in a separate hotel.
