Virat Kohli (L) and Rohit Sharma© AFP
The Control Board for Cricket in India (BCCI) has not yet announced the list of central contracts for this year and according to a report by Dainik Jagran, it may be some big news for the trio. Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma And Ravindra jadejaThe report claimed that the discussion about the BCCI central contracts will be held on March 29 during a high-profile meeting in Guwahati. While the India team meeting for the test series against England will be the top priority in the meeting, the central contracts are also allegedly on agenda. The report further states that “the selection committee is divided about the future of some big stars in India” and the new list may be surprised for three senior members. Earlier, a report by Times of India, Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma and Ravindra Jadeja may lose on their grade A+ contracts.
The report claimed that players who excel in all three formats are given preference for grade A+ contracts and are complex cases in the retirement of the three from the T20 format.
The report said the central contracts are generally announced before the Indian Premier League (IPL), but the BCCI has decided to wait until the end of the Champions Trophy.
However, a good show in the Champions Trophy may mean that the three can maintain the top level of central contracts. Grade A+ is the only other cricketer fastened bowler with contract Jasprit Bumrah But it seems that there is no problem with their situation.
according to the report, Shreyas Iyer A central contract is expected to be honored after being ignored last year due to disciplinary issues. Batter has performed brilliantly in the Champions Trophy and his performance on the domestic circuit will definitely increase his case.
A source told TOI, “The board will wait for Rohit’s decision after the Champions Trophy. If he opt for retiring from any chance, the board will see what needs to be done. No one can exempt the fact that he won the T20 World Cup in July and also led to a good lead in the Champions Trophy,” a source told TOI.
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