No Five-Star Hotels for India's Asian Games Cricketers: BCCI Explains Nagoya Accommodation Hurdle

BCCI confirms Indian cricketers' accommodation for Asian Games in Japan

BCCI Vice-President Rajiv Shukla has confirmed that Indian cricketers participating in the upcoming Asian Games in Japan will stay in designated accommodation provided by the Organising Committee, which, while comfortable, will not be five-star hotels due to scarcity in Nagoya. Both BCCI and IOA have addressed the arrangements, ensuring player comfort and suitable facilities.

No five-star hotels for India's Asian Games cricketers: BCCI explains Nagoya accommodation hurdle

BCCI vice-president Rajiv Shukla confirmed on Tuesday that the players will stay at the designated accommodation arranged by the Organising Committee.

BCCI says cricketers staying at official designated hotels provided by Asian Games organisers - The Tribune

The Indian cricketers competing at the upcoming Asian Games in Japan will stay at the designated accommodation arranged by the Organising Committee though they are not the five-star hotels they usually get on foreign tours, BCCI vice-president Rajiv Shukla said on Tuesday. Shukla said the issue on the accommodation of the hotels for the cricketers […]

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