On tours of 45 days or more, players' immediate families - partner and children - can be with them for no more than 14 days

India Today on Wednesday reported partners now couldn’t stay with players for an entire tournament, while families would “only be allowed to stay with players for 14 days” during a tournament that lasts 45 days or longer. That threshold could be reduced to seven days, according to the report, should the tour be shorter than 45 days.

Following recent defeat in Test series against Australia, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has reportedly barred cricketers’ families from

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is gearing up to introduce stricter touring regulations for the national men's team. The move comes after India's disappointing performance in the recent Test series, which saw them miss out on the World Test Championship (WTC) final.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is set to implement stricter protocols during Team Indias tours, according to a report from ESPNcricinfo.

Team India lost the five-match Test series in Australia 1-3 recently and for the first time since 2014, they lost consecutive series in the longest format having earlier lost to New Zealand 0-3 at home.

BCCI plans to restrict duration of stay for players’ families on overseas tours, wants to make team bus travel mandatory in aftermath of loss to Australia

In response to the Indian cricket team’s recent poor performances—most notably a home series whitewash against New Zealand and a 1-3 loss in Australia—the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has announced significant changes aimed at boosting player focus and team cohesion.