Following a review meeting in BCCI headquarters, Saikia said there is no lack of communication within Indian cricket as far as injury management is concerned but the board will try and ensure to have a better Future Tours Program (FTP) to give the players ample time to prepare. BCCI is working in a very well like a well oiled engine,” Saikia told reporters. “Everybody is on the same page.
BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia on Thursday said the board will be working in the direction of ensuring proper rest, acclimatisation and practise matches for Indian cricketers ahead of any major series in SENA countries.
The road map has been prepared and we will be doing some exercises so that we have a very good performance in 2027 World Cup,” Saikia added. “There is proper coordination amongst all the wings of BCCI, whether it is women’s teams committees or their technical staff or their coaches, vis-a-vis the COE, vis-a-vis the Indian men’s team’s coaching staff and the head coach. There is no difficulty in the coordination, everything is moving in the right direction. “We discussed (about) our team performed in England and Ireland and also we are thinking about what we are going to do about the next one year.
