The Indian Cricket Board (BCCI) has shown some flexibility in its previous decision. Initially it was announced that the Champions Trophy would be just a short competition of 5 days, soThe cricketers cannot take anyone in their family. However, that decision has changed a bit now.
The Champions Trophy is set to begin in Dubai on February 23, where India’s first match will be against Bangladesh. In the preliminary directive of the board, it was said that family members during these 7 daysThe attendance will not be approved, because the duration of the competition is very short. However, the board has now allowed the cricketers to go to Dubai with a condition.
The BCCI has said that if a foreign tour is more than 5 days, the family will be allowed to be accompanied by two weeks. Due to the short time of the Champions Trophy, this rule is somewhat different.Cricketers ‘family members can now go to Dubai for only one match, but it will depend on the cricketers’ own decision.
Each cricketer has to inform the board in writing, in which match their family members will go to Dubai, and then the board will allow. This step is pretty convenient for cricketers because they are for less timeHowever, you can get the family on the side, which will give them mentally strength.