<p estilo="text alignment: justify;"BCCI has won Rs 48,000 crore from the media rights auction for the Indian Premier League cycle from 2022 to 2027. With this, IPL has become the second biggest league in the world. However, in the meantime, it was speculated that the India team's participation in international cricket would be reduced in the future. But BCCI has made a very special plan in this regard.
<p style="text alignment: justify;"In the future, two teams from India can be seen playing in different countries at the same time. This information has been provided by BCCI Secretary Jay Shah. He said: "We are working to prepare two national teams. Our aim is for our two teams to play Test and Limited Overs cricket at the same time."
<p style="text alignment: justify;"Let us tell you that due to the growing stature of the IPL, there is now pressure on BCCI to increase the number of matches. The BCCI has already claimed to increase the IPL window starting next season. Jay Shah has said that from next year IPL will have a window of 2.5 months instead of 2. During this time international cricketers from all countries will be available for IPL.
BCCI Plan
<p style="text alignment: justify;"Due to the growing IPL window, there was speculation that international cricket would be affected. But now the BCCI has made it clear that it will not allow much of an impact on international matches.
<p style="text alignment: justify;"However, the type of plan that the BCCI has talked about, has also seen something similar in the past year. Last year, the star players of the Indian team toured England. Meanwhile, Indian players who performed well in the IPL were sent to Sri Lanka as part of the T20 and ODI teams. The board will send a similar team for the tour of Ireland next month.
<p class="article title _heading_top_ipl" style="text alignment: justify;"ENG Vs NZ: The New Zealand team suffered a major setback, Jamieson out of the series against England due to injury
