After the 1-3 loss in Australia, the BCCI published a 10-point policy that suggested banning personal staffs. According to a report from Dainik Jagran, the head coach, Gautam Gambhir, insisted on doing this in order to bring discipline and unity to the team. The report further suggested that a wicketkeeper is accompanied by his personal chef during the tours. A star batter travels with a nanny to look after his kids. He even has security guards travelling with him. The report further added, "There are some players who also travel with their personal staff. The BCCI source said that such practices have a negative impact on the team." BCCI Enforces Strict Discipline Policies Following a review meeting after India’s 1-3 loss in Australia, the BCCI has introduced a new policy to ensure discipline, unity, and a positive team environment. The tour was marred by off-field controversies, including players traveling with families and indulging in off-field fun, affecting team discipline. Read also: Sanju Samson's Vijay Hazare Trophy Snub Risks Future Spots Key directives include mandatory participation in domestic matches for eligibility to play for the national team and central contracts. Players must travel with the team, adhering to baggage limits, and avoid personal shoots during tours. Family travel on long overseas tours is limited to two weeks, with accommodation costs covered by the BCCI only for that period. Personal staff on tours are restricted unless approved by the BCCI. 📢 THE BCCI RELEASES 10 NEW GUIDELINES FOR INDIAN PLAYERS. pic.twitter.com/5SXoPOrjz0 — Mufaddal Vohra (@mufaddal_vohra) January 16, 2025 Players must stay for the entire duration of scheduled practice sessions, participate in official BCCI activities, and stay with the team until the end of the tour, even if matches conclude early. Non-compliance with any policy may lead to disciplinary action, including possible exclusion from IPL participation. The BCCI hopes these changes will foster a professional environment, helping the team perform to its potential.