BCCI to Offer Long-term Contracts for Indian Women’s Cricket Team Support Staff

BCCI logo (Reuters Image)

BCCI logo (Reuters Image)

In the virtual Apex Council meeting on Sunday, the BCCI decided that all coaches will be given longer tenure as it sought to end the practice of appointing support staff on an ad hoc basis.

The BCCI will end the practice of appointing support staff on an ad-hoc basis for the Indian women’s cricket team and instead offer them long-term exposure.

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As per the constitution of BCCI, the head coach should be selected Cricket advisory committee while the selectors choose the support staff.

However, the rules regarding the women’s team’s support staff – batting, fielding and bowling coaches – have not been strictly followed in the past, as the BCCI appoints coaches from the national level. Cricket Academy on temporary basis.

“All coaches will be given long-term contracts and it will not be a temporary arrangement like we have seen in the past. This will give the much-needed stability to the team.

This decision was taken in the Virtual Apex Council meeting on Sunday.

Since the sacking of Ramesh Powar in December, the women’s cricket team has been without a head coach and even played the T20 World Cup in February without a head of the coaching staff.

The senior women’s team is yet to win a world title and streamlining the coaching process will be the first step in preparation for the next ICC event.

The domestic season for the 2023-2027 cycle, media rights both international and domestic were also part of the agenda but no concrete decision was taken on the subject.

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After earning a windfall of Rs 48,390 crore from IPL media rights, the BCCI will have high hopes for the media rights for the 2023-2027 cycle. With Viacom’s entry into the ecosystem of Indian cricket, it will be a three-way fight between them, Star and Sony.

The BCCI made huge profits by selling the broadcast and digital rights of the IPL separately and is expected to follow suit for international games at home. Star paid Rs 6,138.1 crore for the previous cycle which ended on March 31.

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