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BCCI to Cut Costs, Only Chief Selectors Will Fly Business Class: Report

This means only Sunil Joshi and Ashish Kapoor, the chairmen of the senior and junior selection committees respectively, will be eligible to fly business class on all BCCI sponsored trips.

Cricketnext Staff |March 18, 2020, 12:43 PM IST

The BCCI continues to look to cut costs this year and will now offer business class travel on domestic flights to only the Chief Selectors of the Senior and Junior national teams, according to a report in The Indian Express.

Even BCCI general managers will have to fly economy class within India from now on.

However, for flights that are longer than seven hours, business class seats will be offered to all selectors and only flights below the travel duration of seven hours will see the implementation of the new directives.

This means only Sunil Joshi and Ashish Kapoor, the chairmen of the senior and junior selection committees respectively, will be eligible to fly business class on all BCCI sponsored trips.

Joshi along with Sarandeep Singh, Harvinder Singh, Devang Gandhi and Jatin Paranjpe form the men’s senior selection committee, whereas Kapoor, Debashish Mohanty, Amit Sharma, Gyanendra Pandey and Rakesh Parikh are the junior selectors.

Till 2013 all the selectors travelled economy class and that had to be changed after some selectors complained of feeling inferior seeing players on the same flight sitting in business class seats.

The BCCI president Sourav Ganguly and secretary Jay Shah however now believe that the board will end up saving a lot of money by reducing the number of business class seats on domestic flights.

As far as the women’s selection committee is concerned, the Indian cricket board is yet to appoint a new one after the previous one’s tenure ended recently.

Link: https://www.news18.com/cricketnext/...s-will-fly-business-class-report-2540989.html

Comments: Lol, so the richest cricket board in the world cannot afford business class seats for its officials now? The PCB inspite of being severely cash strapped in the last 12 years never stopped business and first class travel for its officials and players lol
 
BCCI to Cut Costs, Only Chief Selectors Will Fly Business Class: Report

This means only Sunil Joshi and Ashish Kapoor, the chairmen of the senior and junior selection committees respectively, will be eligible to fly business class on all BCCI sponsored trips.

Cricketnext Staff |March 18, 2020, 12:43 PM IST

The BCCI continues to look to cut costs this year and will now offer business class travel on domestic flights to only the Chief Selectors of the Senior and Junior national teams, according to a report in The Indian Express.

Even BCCI general managers will have to fly economy class within India from now on.

However, for flights that are longer than seven hours, business class seats will be offered to all selectors and only flights below the travel duration of seven hours will see the implementation of the new directives.

This means only Sunil Joshi and Ashish Kapoor, the chairmen of the senior and junior selection committees respectively, will be eligible to fly business class on all BCCI sponsored trips.

Joshi along with Sarandeep Singh, Harvinder Singh, Devang Gandhi and Jatin Paranjpe form the men’s senior selection committee, whereas Kapoor, Debashish Mohanty, Amit Sharma, Gyanendra Pandey and Rakesh Parikh are the junior selectors.

Till 2013 all the selectors travelled economy class and that had to be changed after some selectors complained of feeling inferior seeing players on the same flight sitting in business class seats.

The BCCI president Sourav Ganguly and secretary Jay Shah however now believe that the board will end up saving a lot of money by reducing the number of business class seats on domestic flights.

As far as the women’s selection committee is concerned, the Indian cricket board is yet to appoint a new one after the previous one’s tenure ended recently.

Link: https://www.news18.com/cricketnext/...s-will-fly-business-class-report-2540989.html

Comments: Lol, so the richest cricket board in the world cannot afford business class seats for its officials now? The PCB inspite of being severely cash strapped in the last 12 years never stopped business and first class travel for its officials and players lol

So? Why should BCCI do it even if PCB does it? I’d say its a welcome decision. Why should every Tom, D & Harry from the board gets to fly in business class?
 
So? Why should BCCI do it even if PCB does it? I’d say its a welcome decision. Why should every Tom, D & Harry from the board gets to fly in business class?

Top talent is attracted by high pay packages, perks. Whats the point of working so hard to get somewhere and deliver if you don't get enough compensation and recognition for it?
 
BCCI to Cut Costs, Only Chief Selectors Will Fly Business Class: Report

This means only Sunil Joshi and Ashish Kapoor, the chairmen of the senior and junior selection committees respectively, will be eligible to fly business class on all BCCI sponsored trips.

Cricketnext Staff |March 18, 2020, 12:43 PM IST

The BCCI continues to look to cut costs this year and will now offer business class travel on domestic flights to only the Chief Selectors of the Senior and Junior national teams, according to a report in The Indian Express.

Even BCCI general managers will have to fly economy class within India from now on.

However, for flights that are longer than seven hours, business class seats will be offered to all selectors and only flights below the travel duration of seven hours will see the implementation of the new directives.

This means only Sunil Joshi and Ashish Kapoor, the chairmen of the senior and junior selection committees respectively, will be eligible to fly business class on all BCCI sponsored trips.

Joshi along with Sarandeep Singh, Harvinder Singh, Devang Gandhi and Jatin Paranjpe form the men’s senior selection committee, whereas Kapoor, Debashish Mohanty, Amit Sharma, Gyanendra Pandey and Rakesh Parikh are the junior selectors.

Till 2013 all the selectors travelled economy class and that had to be changed after some selectors complained of feeling inferior seeing players on the same flight sitting in business class seats.

The BCCI president Sourav Ganguly and secretary Jay Shah however now believe that the board will end up saving a lot of money by reducing the number of business class seats on domestic flights.

As far as the women’s selection committee is concerned, the Indian cricket board is yet to appoint a new one after the previous one’s tenure ended recently.

Link: https://www.news18.com/cricketnext/...s-will-fly-business-class-report-2540989.html

Comments: Lol, so the richest cricket board in the world cannot afford business class seats for its officials now? The PCB inspite of being severely cash strapped in the last 12 years never stopped business and first class travel for its officials and players lol
Wow. It feels good to read the names of all these great players again. :inti
 
Top talent is attracted by high pay packages, perks. Whats the point of working so hard to get somewhere and deliver if you don't get enough compensation and recognition for it?
Just going through the names of those selectors will let you know that they are far from top talents. They are basically who have got these jobs through their contacts and have tons of regional bias. Plus they are overpaid as it is. Good on BCCI to cut away on unnecessary costs.
 
Just going through the names of those selectors will let you know that they are far from top talents. They are basically who have got these jobs through their contacts and have tons of regional bias. Plus they are overpaid as it is. Good on BCCI to cut away on unnecessary costs.

Beats me why would the BCCI hire such individuals, there can't be any shortage of top individuals willing to work with the BCCI.
 
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