BCCI's Centre of Excellence treats 32 cricketers in rehabilitation program

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Last updated Oct 9, 2026

BCCI's Centre of Excellence treats 32 cricketers in rehabilitation program
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The BCCI's Centre of Excellence (CoE) reported that 32 top players underwent rehabilitation for injuries from April 2025 to March 2026. An increase in budget by nearly Rs 35 crore has been allocated for injury management, primarily for soft-tissue injuries. Players like Shubman Gill mentioned the challenges of planning due to the rising number of injuries., 15 of 57 scheduled camps were not conducted in the last financial year, though 25 camps for various players were completed. The report highlights ongoing communication issues between Team India and the CoE's Sports Science Medicine team.

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  • •32 players underwent rehabilitation at BCCI's Centre of Excellence.
  • •Rs 35 crore budget increase for injury management and rehabilitation.
  • •Majority of injuries reported were soft-tissue injuries.
  • •15 of 57 planned camps were not held last year.
  • •Communication issues persist between Team India and CoE teams.
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The BCCI's Centre of Excellence reported a rise in rehabilitated players, with 32 men undergoing treatment recently. A budget increase of nearly Rs 35 crore was allocated for injury management and rehabilitation. Soft-tissue injuries predominated among the cases, with notable players affected. Communication issues between Team India and the CoE's Sports Science Medicine team have been highlighted.

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