The Indian Cricket Board has chosen to restrict the cooperation of chosen Indian cricketers in the Indian Chief Association (IPL) for the World Cup 2023.
After the loss in the T20 World Cup, a survey meeting was held by the Indian Cricket Board in which board authorities, selectors, mentor Rahul Dravid and skipper Rohit Sharma took part.
As per Indian media, the gathering consented to stringently follow the responsibility the executives strategy and it was concluded that the support of central members in the Indian Chief Association (IPL) will be confined.
As per the Indian media, under responsibility the executives, players can leave the homegrown association rather than global series and the players chose for the World Cup can not play some IPL matches under responsibility the board.
As per Indian media, 20 players have been shortlisted for the World Cup 2023, BCCI will keep on assessing the shortlisted players cautiously.
As per Indian media, UV test and Dexa have been made required for the determination of cricketers' crews, while support in homegrown cricket has been made obligatory for the choice of arising players.
Reports guarantee that mentor Rahul Dravid and commander Rohit Sharma are not being eliminated.