ODI World Cup 2023: ODI World Cup 2023 is to be played in India this year. Team India has also started its preparations for this tournament. The caravan of Team India’s home matches has moved towards T20 against New Zealand. In the ODIs against Sri Lanka and New Zealand, India managed to register identical 3–0 clean sweeps despite some difficult conditions. Indian players are in great form at the moment, but they have a big challenge before the World Cup.

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Team India will have to be careful with this challenge

The schedule of the Indian cricket team is going to be very busy this year. One cannot ignore the fact that in the busy cricket schedule, fatigue is very high and last year. Many players of the Indian team were seen battling with injuries. Especially some of those players had spent a long time on the field. In 2021, the Indian team played the T20 World Cup in the United Arab Emirates just days after the second part of the IPL ended. Where it was knocked out in the Super 12 by losing to Pakistan as well as New Zealand.

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Dream of winning ICC trophy broken even in 2022

India’s performance in T20s in 2022. And its performance in the T20 World Cup in Australia showed that doing well in bilateral series is one thing and repeating the performance in ICC tournaments is another. The recent performance in ODIs against Sri Lanka. And New Zealand may give some hope to the fans about a good performance in the 2023 World Cup. Till the World Cup in October, India have three T20Is against New Zealand. Then four Tests against Australia and three ODIs at home. Followed by almost two months of the IPL. In such a situation, it is very important for the team management to take care of the work lord of the players.

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BCCI gave this update

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) had said on January 1 that the work lords of key players in the World Cup scheme will be monitored by the National Cricket Academy when they are with their franchises during this year’s IPL. This gives a ray of hope that before the ODI World Cup, the work lord of the players can be managed with this formula.