BCCI Enforces Strict New Rules to Address Discipline in Indian Cricket

The 10-point policy introduces mandatory domestic cricket, limits on family presence, and restrictions on personal staff to promote unity and professionalism.

The BCCI's new 10-point policy mandates domestic cricket participation for national team eligibility and central contracts, with exceptions requiring formal approval.
Family presence during overseas tours exceeding 45 days is restricted to a two-week period, significantly reducing previous allowances.
Players are barred from traveling separately or with personal staff such as chefs, security guards, and stylists, aiming to enhance team cohesion.
Engaging in personal endorsements or shoots during tours is prohibited to ensure players focus solely on cricket-related responsibilities.
Non-compliance with the guidelines could result in penalties, including fines, IPL bans, and deductions from central contract retainers.