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BCCI Issues New Guidelines: Limited Stay for Cricketers' Wives on Tours

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The BCCI has acted after India's poor Test runs, including a 0-3 loss to New Zealand and a 1-3 defeat in Australia, missing the ICC World Test Championship final

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Unhappy with India's decline since their T20 World Cup win, the board has reportedly limited players' time with their partners on tours

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The BCCI made these decisions in a Special General Meeting in Mumbai, reviewing India's tour of Australia with Rohit Sharma, Gautam Gambhir, and Ajit Agarkar

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The BCCI is reintroducing a rule limiting family members' stays to two weeks on overseas tours over 45 days, and one week for shorter tours. This rule was relaxed during the COVID-19 pandemic

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The BCCI now mandates team travel together and enforces a luggage limit, with players paying for excess weight

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The BCCI has banned Gautam Gambhir's personal manager, Gaurav Arora, from traveling with the team or sitting in the VIP box

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The BCCI's actions follow reports of a tense dressing room during the Australia tour, including Ashwin's retirement and tensions between Rohit and Gambhir

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Rohit, who missed the opening Test for his son's birth, chose to sit out the Sydney Test, which India lost by six wickets, though he denied retiring from Test cricket

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