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BCCI Faces Surge in Player Injuries, Treats 32 Key Players as Budget Rises to ₹127 Crore
The Board of Control for Cricket in India reported that 32 senior players required medical treatment over the past year, prompting a budget increase to ₹127 crore.
BCCI has been grappling with a spate of injuries among its top players, raising concerns about player fitness ahead of upcoming tournaments.
In the last twelve months, medical staff treated 32 senior cricketers for various injuries, highlighting the scale of the issue within the national setup.
In response, the board has raised its medical budget to ₹127 crore, aiming to strengthen injury prevention and rehabilitation programmes.
The additional funding is expected to improve facilities, expand specialist support staff, and ensure quicker recovery for affected players.
Officials said the move reflects a proactive approach to safeguard player health and sustain performance levels across domestic and international cricket.
In the last twelve months, medical staff treated 32 senior cricketers for various injuries, highlighting the scale of the issue within the national setup.
In response, the board has raised its medical budget to ₹127 crore, aiming to strengthen injury prevention and rehabilitation programmes.
The additional funding is expected to improve facilities, expand specialist support staff, and ensure quicker recovery for affected players.
Officials said the move reflects a proactive approach to safeguard player health and sustain performance levels across domestic and international cricket.