BCCI Mulls Sending Second-String Team to Asian Games After Dressing Room Set up in ‘Tents’: Report
BCCI officials are considering a B team after an observer reviews facilities that include tented dressing rooms and washrooms 500 m away, an official said.
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BCCI unhappy with Japan's facilities for Asian Games, can send B team for tournament
BCCI is reportedly unhappy with the facilities and arrangements in Japan ahead of the Asian Games, including tented dressing rooms and small hotel rooms. The board will analyse the situation and may send a second-string men’s team instead of the full-strength squad.
BCCI may send 'B' team to Asian Games after Japan row
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) are reportedly dissatisfied with the arrangements and facilities for the upcoming Asian Games cricket tournament in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan. Concerns include inadequate dressing rooms, distant washrooms, and small hotel rooms. As a result, India might send a 'B' team instead of the previously announced full-strength squad, pending a report from a BCCI observer.
BCCI dissatisfied with facilities in Japan, could send B team for Asian Games: Board source - The Tribune
The Asian Games will start from September 19 onwards in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan. The men's cricket tournament is scheduled from September 24 to October 3, while the women's tournament is scheduled from September 17 to 22.
BCCI dissatisfied with facilities in Japan, could send 'B' team for Asian Games: Board source
The Asian Games will start from September 19 onwards in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan. The men's cricket tournament is scheduled from September 24 to October 3, while the women's tournament is scheduled from September 17 to 22.
Team India, Asian Games 2026, BCCI There is not much time left before the Asian Games begin. The BCCI is not satisfied with the cricket facilities in Japan. It is reported that the board is also considering sending an Indian 'B' team for the games.
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