What should BCCI do???????

Here is a chance to scrap the game as it exists in India today and start afresh. Change the way domestic cricket is treated, change the star system of the international team, change the way the international calendar is packed beyond reason. Change the way the Board of Control for Cricket in India runs the game, its vision both myopic and blinkered...None of that is going to happen, of course; the men who run Indian cricket have far more important things to do than to look at ways of improving the game. Yet there is one area where change, if not carried out, will actually impact their bottom line, and that concerns the fitness of India's one-day team. One-day cricket has evolved into a power game and India are in danger of being muscled off the park. Just as it happened in hockey 30 years ago...Not too many days left for that to happen!!!

bcci should stop running after money and look after cricket more often, like uplifting standards of domestic cricket and cricketing facilities throughout the country. why is that our country has always been poor in terms of feilding or our team not performing good overseas....its just because our grounds are not that good to fit international standards.........so BCCI should care for cricket more, rather than to fill their pocket.

It is time and again proved that India cannot bat all the 50 overs when under pressure. For this disease, the best Doctor is Sunil Gavaskar. IN 1975 he carried through his bat and scored just 36 while all his team mates came and went. In 1987, he made one of the quickest ODI centuries in World Cup by Indian batsmen. But star batsmen do not relish his advice. Loading the Indian team with youth, we can appoint Gavaskar as a batting coach. We need separate bowling coaches, like Kapil Dev and J. Srinath. Foreign coaches like Holding, Robert can be tried.