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With Indian players needing to retire to play in overseas cricket leagues, IPL chairman Arun Dhumal says BCCI will stick to the decision of not allowing contracted and non-contracted players under BCCI to play overseas

IPL Chairman Arun Dhumal reaffirms BCCI's stand on not allowing Indian players in overseas leagues

BCCI won't be allowing Indian players to participate in overseas leagues anytime soon. 

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Players that fall under the purview of the BCCI, both contracted and non-contracted, aren't allowed to play in overseas leagues and need to wait until retirement to participate in other leagues.

As the popularity of the Indian Premier League grows across the globe, IPL's new chairman Arun Dhumal has revealed his plans for the future of the mega-event.
The current chairman also dropped a major hint about whether BCCI would allow its contracted and non-contracted players to play in overseas T20 tournaments.
Dhumal revealed that the BCCI will stick to its decision of not allowing current players under the purview of the BCCI in leagues outside India as of now.
Dhumal believes there is already a lot of domestic cricket being played in India, and playing overseas would put more burden on players in an already hectic calendar.
Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/suresh-raina-set-to-make-a-comeback-to-cricket-to-play-for-deccan-gladiators-in-abu-dhabi-t10-1667380336517">Suresh Raina set to make a comeback to cricket, to play for Deccan Gladiators in Abu Dhabi T10</a>
The chairman also revealed the prospects of launching a women's IPL amidst growing popularity and also how the BCCI is planning to make IPL the biggest league in the world in the next few years.
Dhumal said that the IPL is set to retain its 10-team format, but subsequently increase the number of matches from 74 in the first two seasons, to 84 and then up to 94 games in the next five years if things go as planned.

After postponing the Ranji Trophy early in the month due to rising Covid-19 cases in India, BCCI is looking to hold the premier first-class competition in two phases.
While talking to news agency PTI, BCCI treasurer Arun Dhumal said that the operations team is working on hosting the league stage from next month while the rest of the tournament could be played after the conclusion of IPL 2022.
Arun Dhumal further added that BCCI is keen to organise the domestic tournament and exploring all possibilities to stage it without compromising players safety.
Notably, Ranji Trophy comprising 38-first-class teams was scheduled to start on January 13 but was postponed indefinitely due to the third wave of Covid-19.
Also read: Cricket to be a part of the Asian Games 2022 after 8 years

BCCI planning to hold the Ranji Trophy in two phases: Treasurer Arun Dhumal

After postponing the Ranji Trophy earlier this month due to rising Covid-19 cases in India, BCCI is looking to hold the premier first-class competition in two phases

BCCI planning to hold Ranji Trophy in two phases: Treasurer Arun Dhumal

After postponing the Ranji Trophy earlier this month due to rising Covid-19 cases in India, BCCI is looking to hold the premier first-class competition in two phases.
While talking to news agency PTI, BCCI treasurer Arun Dhumal said that the operations team is working on hosting the league stage from next month while the rest of the tournament could be played after the conclusion of IPL 2022.
Arun Dhumal further added that BCCI is keen to organise the domestic tournament and exploring all possibilities to stage it without compromising players safety.
Notably, Ranji Trophy comprising 38-first-class teams was scheduled to start on January 13 but was postponed indefinitely due to the third wave of Covid-19.

After postponing the Ranji Trophy early in the month due to rising Covid-19 cases in the country, BCCI is looking to hold the premier first-class competition in two phases

After postponing the Ranji Trophy earlier this month due to rising Covid-19 cases in India, BCCI is looking to hold the premier first-class competition in two phases.
While talking to news agency PTI, BCCI treasurer Arun Dhumal said that the operations team is working on hosting the league stage from next month while the rest of the tournament could be played after the conclusion of IPL 2022.
Arun Dhumal further added that BCCI is keen to organise the domestic tournament and exploring all possibilities to stage it without compromising players safety.
Notably, Ranji Trophy comprising 38-first-class teams was scheduled to start on January 13 but was postponed indefinitely due to the third wave of Covid-19.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/cricket-to-be-a-part-of-the-asian-games-2022-after-8-years-1643290216286" target="_blank">Cricket to be a part of the Asian Games 2022 after 8 years</a>

South Africa's foreign ministry has promised to provide a fully secured bio-secure environment for the visiting Indian team for their high-profile series in December

IND vs SA: South Africa promises secure bio-bubble, BCCI says tour is on as of now

South Africa's foreign ministry has promised to provide a fully secured bio-secure environment for the visiting Indian team for their high-profile series in December. BCCI treasurer says that the tour is on as of now

South Africa's foreign ministry on Tuesday promised to provide a completely secured bio-secure environment to the visiting Indian team for the high-profile series in December.
There have been dark clouds over the tour ever since the emergence of a&nbsp;new Covid variant, Omicron, which was first discovered in South Africa. BCCI&nbsp;treasurer Arun Dhumal&nbsp;though clarified that the tour will go ahead as scheduled unless&nbsp;the situation in South Africa doesn&rsquo;t aggravate.&nbsp;
India's A team is currently playing 3 unofficial 4-day Test matches in South Africa. They are due to return home on December 9. Cricket South Africa also&nbsp;lauded the BCCI&nbsp;for showing faith in their government and allowing the tour to go on.&nbsp;
Notably, the English cricket team had to be rushed back home from South Africa in December 2020, after their&nbsp;ODI&nbsp;series was cancelled due to&nbsp;the outbreak of Covid-19 at the hotel.

South Africa's foreign ministry has promised to provide a fully secured bio-secure environment for the visiting Indian team for their high-profile series in December. BCCI treasurer says that the tour is on as of now.

South Africa's foreign ministry on Tuesday promised to provide a completely secured bio-secure environment to the visiting Indian team for the high-profile series in December.
There have been dark clouds over the tour ever since the emergence of a&nbsp;new Covid variant, Omicron, which was first discovered in South Africa. BCCI&nbsp;treasurer Arun Dhumal&nbsp;though clarified that the tour will go ahead as scheduled unless&nbsp;the situation in South Africa doesn&rsquo;t aggravate.&nbsp;
India's A team is currently playing 3 unofficial 4-day Test matches in South Africa. They are due to return home on December 9. Cricket South Africa also&nbsp;lauded the BCCI&nbsp;for showing faith in their government and allowing the tour to go on.&nbsp;
Notably, the English cricket team had to be rushed back home from South Africa in December 2020, after their&nbsp;ODI&nbsp;series was cancelled due to&nbsp;the outbreak of Covid-19 at the hotel.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="New Zealand's batting masterclass deny India a win in Kanpur, series locked at 0-0" href="New Zealand's batting masterclass deny India a win in Kanpur, series locked at 0-0" target="_blank">New Zealand's batting masterclass deny India a win in Kanpur, series locked at 0-0</a>

BCCI Treasurer Arun Dhumal has rubbished claims of split captaincy in Indiana cricket after the World T20. In an interaction with IANS, he said that the talks are all rubbish and nothing&nbsp;such is happening.&nbsp;BCCI has not met or discussed anything on the split captaincy issue, Dhumal&nbsp;added.
Times of India had earlier reported a BCCI&nbsp;official of telling them that&nbsp;Virat Kohli is likely to step down as the white-ball captain after the World T20, paving the way for Rohit&nbsp;Sharma&nbsp;to lead India in ODIs and T20I. The report added that Virat&nbsp;and Rohit&nbsp;were on the same page and Kohli&nbsp;wanted to focus on his batting. However,&nbsp;Board treasurer's&nbsp;clarity has more or less put the controversy to rest for now.
Also read:&nbsp;Limited overs captaincy duties likely to shift from Kohli to Rohit Sharma: report

BCCI Treasurer rubbishes claims of split captaincy after World T20

Rubbishing reports of split captaincy, BCCI&nbsp;Treasurer run Dhumal&nbsp;said that the has not met or discussed anything on the issue.

BCCI Treasurer Arun Dhumal has rubbished claims of split captaincy in Indiana cricket after the World T20. In an interaction with IANS, he said that the talks are all rubbish and nothing&nbsp;such is happening.&nbsp;BCCI has not met or discussed anything on the split captaincy issue, Dhumal&nbsp;added.
Times of India had earlier reported a BCCI&nbsp;official of telling them that&nbsp;Virat Kohli is likely to step down as the white-ball captain after the World T20, paving the way for Rohit&nbsp;Sharma&nbsp;to lead India in ODIs and T20I. The report added that Virat&nbsp;and Rohit&nbsp;were on the same page and Kohli&nbsp;wanted to focus on his batting. However,&nbsp;Board treasurer's&nbsp;clarity has more or less put the controversy to rest for now.

<ul>
<li>BCCI hasn't met or discussed anything on the split captaincy issue: Arun&nbsp;Dhumal</li>
<li>Earlier reports had suggested that Virata&nbsp;was likely to step down as white ball captain after the World T20</li>
</ul>

BCCI Treasurer Arun Dhumal has rubbished claims of split captaincy in Indiana cricket after the World T20. In an interaction with IANS, he said that the talks are all rubbish and nothing&nbsp;such is happening.&nbsp;BCCI has not met or discussed anything on the split captaincy issue, Dhumal&nbsp;added.
Times of India had earlier reported a BCCI&nbsp;official of telling them that&nbsp;Virat Kohli is likely to step down as the white-ball captain after the World T20, paving the way for Rohit&nbsp;Sharma&nbsp;to lead India in ODIs and T20I. The report added that Virat&nbsp;and Rohit&nbsp;were on the same page and Kohli&nbsp;wanted to focus on his batting. However,&nbsp;Board treasurer's&nbsp;clarity has more or less put the controversy to rest for now.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="Limited overs captaincy duties likely to shift from Kohli to Rohit Sharma: report" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/limited-overs-captaincy-duties-likely-to-shift-from-kohli-to-rohit-sharma-report-1631517105443" target="_blank">Limited overs captaincy duties likely to shift from Kohli to Rohit Sharma: report</a>

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