BCCI's big action: Abhishek Nair, T. Dilip and Soham Desai out of the team

Sports News: After the Indian team's defeat in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy and the confidential things related to the dressing room, the BCCI has taken strict steps and showed the way out to many members of the team. India suffered a 1-3 defeat in the five-match Test series played in Australia this year, after which the role of team management and colleague staff was questioned.

Only eight months tenure 

Assistant coach Abhishek Nair has been dropped from the team after a tenure of only eight months amid complaints of dressing room leak. Nair was taken action despite the team winning the Champions Trophy recently in Dubai. It is being told that in the review meeting held after the BGT series, a complaint was made of confidential information related to the dressing room, after which this decision was taken.

Fielding coaches & trainers were also removed

Along with Abhishek Nair, fielding coach T. Dilip and trainer Soham Desai have also been removed from the team. Dilip and Soham were associated with the team for more than three years. According to the BCCI's new guidelines, the support staff that remained in the same role for more than three years can be removed.

Who will responsibility?

No new will be appointed in place of Nair and Dileep. Batting coach Sitanshu Kotak is already associated with the team and will now take over the responsibility of fielding, assistant coach Ryan Ten Deskate. At the same time, South African experienced trainer Adrian Ltd will be included in the team instead of trainer Soham. He is currently associated with the IPL team Punjab Kings and has also worked with Kolkata Knight Riders from 2008 to 2019.

Support staff will be cut

The Indian team will visit England in June, where five Test matches will be played. Before that the team's support staff is being cut. According to sources, this change was part of the plan for a long time and the focus of BCCI is now on creating a compact support system.

Preparation for major changes in central contract

The BCCI is also preparing for major changes in the central contracts of the men's team. New contracts of the women's team have already been released, but the list of men's team has not been announced yet. According to sources, this time some big players can be excluded from the contract list. The announcement of a new central contract is possible before the England tour is over as the IPL 2025 ends.