Ex-India star slams BCCI over family diktat, makes emotional case with Virat Kohli’s daughter

Suresh Raina, who plays for India, is not satisfied with BCCI’s new family rule. This is a cluster of 10 rules that reduce how much time players can spend with their families while playing in other countries. The word emerged after losing a test series to India (1-3) to help India focused. However, Raine thinks that the family is very important for a player’s mental state and how well they do in the field, and brings Virat Kohli as an example.

Raina’s main point: let families come to come

Raina, Ranveer Allahbadia’s’ Taakat ‘show, the players’ families are really important to be with them and said that BCCI did not participate in the decision. He doesn’t understand why they’re going to keep players away from their families for so long. Families stressed that they support players. They also wanted us to win (at the same time) jogging and country.

“You have mental health problems. When passing through a simple stage and there is an army weapon for your place, then such problems arise. When the chips fall, you need someone to talk. You rarely need anyone. “Hobbies, players don’t speak, Raina said Raina.

Virat kohli and daughter: a main example

Raina said Virat Kohli’s daughter should be an over -joy moment for him and he would perform even better when he saw it. He believes that being around the family can help players really good when things become difficult. Raine sees the family as a support system that can help players to go through difficult times and turn them into winnings.

“BCCI took a big decision that the family was not allowed – I am against. You send them to a round for two months… The family should be allowed.

Look at mental health

Raina spoke more about how important mental health is for the cricketists. He said the players are often dealing with too much pressure and worried about being thrown out of the team. He thinks that the family gives them a place where they can relax and be themselves. Rain, during the 2018 series in South Africa, said that his wife was helping the ‘match player’, so he believes that the family should be together.

While the BCCI adheres to its new rule, Raina’s honest and sincere words add a lot to the debate about finding the right balance between the rules and looking at the general health of the players.

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