The BCCI to form a working group for ODI World Cup A special general meeting will be held on May 27. BCCI has planned to form a working group before the World Cup.

An internal working group on hosting the World Cup:-

Because India is going to host the ODI World Cup 2023. An internal working group for hosting the World Cup.

The constitution of the Women’s Premier League Committee and the Prevention of Sexual Harassment Policy rests with the BCCI.

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Meanwhile, the BCCI is holding a special general meeting on May 27 for the agenda.

The Indian Cricket Board will ratify its new Prevention of Sexual Harassment (PSH) policy at a Special General Meeting (SGM) in Ahmedabad on 27 May.

While a core ‘working group’ will be formed to oversee the preparations for the 2023 ODI World Cup. In October-November.

Accessed the five-point agenda of the SGM agenda:-

PTI has accessed the five-point agenda of the SGM agenda, which includes setting up of ‘The Infrastructure Development and Subsidies Sub-Committee.

Guidelines for appointment of physiotherapists and coaches in-state teams, formation of Working Group for ICC World Cup 2023, formation. Ratification of the Women’s Premier League’s Committee and Prevention of Sexual Harassment Policy.

The BCCI had formed a four-member Internal Complaints Committee (ICC) following allegations of sexual harassment against former BCCI CEO Rahul Johri, but as per the revised policy, the new committee may have more members.

The working group for the ODI World Cup will consist of the BCCI President, Secretary, Treasurer Acting CEO, and other senior officials.

The board has already allocated funds to upgrade the infrastructure of all the stadiums that have been voided for the ODI World Cup.

Regarding the constitution of committee for Women’s Premier League:-

Most of the destinations are in need of immediate improvement and need to be made visitor friendly. As far as the constitution of the committee for the Women’s Premier League is concerned.

They will need to ensure that a dedicated window for the tournament is finalized at the earliest.

“This year, the Australian women’s team will play international matches till the third week of February and hence you can start the WPL only after that. If you are looking at the Diwali window, then there is the men’s World Cup.

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An important aspect will be the appointment of physios and trainers for the state units and the BCCI would like NCA-certified support staff to be attached to the domestic teams for a uniform fitness module and injury management program.