Rahul Dravid Also Called The Schedule Of Domestic Cricket Wrong, And Said A Big Thing To BCCI!

IND vs ENG 5th Test Series 2024: Rahul Dravid Also Called The Schedule Of Domestic Cricket Wrong, And Said A Big Thing To BCCI! Rahul Dravid, the head coach of the Indian team, just dished some serious tea about the domestic cricket schedule!

Remember how Shardul Thakur, the Mumbai Indians player, called out the BCCI for their messed-up plan? Yeah, he said it packed too many matches, making injuries more likely for the players. Now, Dravid’s backed him up, saying if playing domestic cricket itself is a struggle for our Indian guys, the BCCI needs to fix the schedule, pronto!

But Will The BCCI Listen To Dravid And Shardul?

Only time will tell, but domestic cricket is a hot topic right now. The BCCI recently said that any player not in the Indian team has to play domestic cricket. This way, the players stay sharp and keep practicing. Sounds good, right?

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Hold On, is This Rule For Everyone?

Well, Hardik Pandya kinda throws a wrench in that plan. He got a central contract even though he hasn’t been playing domestic cricket lately. So, is domestic cricket the only way to get picked for the Indian team?

That’s the big question mark. The BCCI says domestic cricket is key, but then lets some players skip it. Confusing, right?

What do you think?

Should the BCCI rework the domestic cricket schedule? Is domestic cricket truly the only path to the Indian team? Spill your thoughts in the comments below!

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