The BCCI and selection committee members are divided over appointing Hardik Pandya as the permanent T20I captain due to his fitness concerns. Despite his role in ending India's ICC jinx in the T20 World Cup, his history of serious injuries cast doubt on his reliability as a leader. Pandya's decision to opt out of red-ball cricket has caused hesitation. Read more on TOI
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out India's participation in the 2024 ICC Men's Cricket World Cup' The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has expressed uncertainty about India's participation in the 2024 ICC Men's Cricket World Cup. The tournament is scheduled to be held in Australia in October 2024, but the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has raised concerns about the feasibility of hosting such a large-scale event. BCCI President Sourav Ganguly recently stated that the board is keeping a close eye on the situation and will make a decision closer to the tournament date. Ganguly emphasized the importance of prioritizing the health and safety of players and officials, and indicated that the BCCI will not hesitate to withdraw India from the tournament if necessary. The uncertainty surrounding India's participation in the 2024 World Cup has sparked speculation and debate among cricket fans and experts. Some believe that India's absence would significantly impact the tournament, as the team is one of the strongest and most popular in the world. Others argue that the safety and well-being of players should take precedence over the competition. In the meantime, the BCCI is exploring alternative options and contingency plans in case India is unable to participate in the World Cup. This includes the possibility of rescheduling the tournament or holding it in a different location. However, no decisions have been made yet, and the situation remains fluid. As cricket fans eagerly await further updates from the BCCI, one thing is certain – the 2024 ICC Men's Cricket World Cup is shaping up to be a tournament like no other. Whether India will be a part of it or not, the show must go on, and cricket enthusiasts around the world will be eagerly watching to see how the situation unfolds.