The proposal was discussed during an online Apex Council meeting on Thursday. BCCI officials also considered introducing a five-year cooling-off period for players seeking a return after retirement. The council reviewed requests for cricket-related assistance from the Cricket Board of Maldives and Cricket Fiji.
"The idea is to send a message to the players to be sure of their decision. Modalities will be worked out before rules are framed, looking at all parameters," said a BCCI official.
BCCI Yet to Take Final Call on Proposed Five-Year Cooling-Off Period
According to Cricbuzz, the Apex Council discussed ways to prevent active Indian players from joining overseas leagues after retirement. While the matter was discussed in detail, the final decision on the proposed cooling-off period will be taken by the BCCI president and secretary.
KS Bharat announced his retirement from international cricket on social media while remaining eligible to play in the IPL. Vijay Shankar represented India in 12 ODIs and nine T20Is.
BCCI Discusses Support for Maldives and Fiji Cricket Boards
"Apart from the retirement issue, the BCCI discussed requests for assistance from the Cricket Board of Maldives and Cricket Fiji. The Board officials also deliberate on the support that can be extended to the two international boards. There was also a pending application from the Andaman and Nicobar Islands seeking affiliation," the report added.
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