In an effort to clean up cricket and
restore its credibility as a “gentleman’s sport,” Working Committee
Board of Control for Cricket in India has decided to ban cheergirls and
post-match party of the Indian Premier League (IPL).
Members of the committee discussed
possible measures to combat corruption in length, as part of its
“Operation clean up ‘- and came to the conclusion that cheergirls should
be kept away from the sport and the players and members of staff should
not attend nightly parties. He also wants a strict code of conduct for
players, support staff and the owners of the franchise and decided to
restrict the movement of the cricketers in the dugout and dressing room.
Other measures that are considered to be
noise inside the stadium to block phone signals and ban players from
using earplugs. “The owners will now be restricted from entering the
dugout and dressing room during matches. Entire staff players beams
franchises need to submit telephone numbers with the BCCI before the
tournament,” interim board Preisdent Jagmohan Dalmiya said.
Disclaimer of strategic timeouts – used
by the team to discuss plans – was, however, do not consider, and it
will continue as usual proceedings.
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