BCCI plans future schedule adjustments to reduce frequent player injuries
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 3, 2026, 3:31 PM
Last updated Sep 3, 2026

BCCI secretary Saikia announced new measures aimed at curbing the high frequency of player injuries within the national cricket setup. The initiative focuses on the upcoming Future Tours Programme to establish better structural balance for the squad. By revising future scheduling, the board intends to provide players with mandatory windows for rest and physical recovery between international commitments. This policy change reflects an ongoing attempt to manage workload demands that have contributed to recent injury trends. Further details regarding the specific adjustments to the cricket calendar will be integrated into the planning of the next cycle.
- •Saikia announced the BCCI is implementing measures to reduce player injuries.
- •The next Future Tours Programme will prioritize recovery time for athletes.
- •Schedule changes aim to provide sufficient rest between international matches.
- •The initiative addresses the high frequency of injuries within the current squad.
- 3:31 PMESPNcricinfo — BCCI 'trying to find ways' to avoid frequent player injuries
"BCCI secretary Saikia said measures were being taken in the next Future Tours Programme to ensure players get enough time to rest and recover
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