The Men in Blue are winless in their last two Test series played in the SENA countries. They drew against England, and ahead of that, during the chaotic Border-Gavaskar Trophy, they lost the series 4-1 against Australia in Australia. Next up, they will play against New Zealand in a two-match series, which will also be challenging for the team.
"If you are going to SENA countries, there will be mandatory warm-up games. There was an era when the England tour used to last the entire summer. It was a four-month tour where you played seven matches against county teams," Chopra said.
Aakash Chopra finds problems with hosting warm-up matches
Aakash Chopra also pointed out that if the opponents and the Men in Blue side play their second team, stating that there is no relevance for this match is one of the key points to be noted that has to be resolved, as he believes that the quality of the match and the players should be maintained for better preparations for the tour.
The former India player welcomed it as a positive development, noting that warm-up games would give greater preparation for a series than A-team matches.
India manages Jasprit Bumrah and Hardik Pandya's workload
"The players’ workload will remain under focus because there is IPL along with international cricket and if you see, Hardik Pandya has not played for a long time and Jasprit Bumrah has also missed a lot of cricket," Chopra said.
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