BCCI Rules Out Cricket Director Role, Backs Rohit Sharma's Form

The BCCI held a strategic review meeting in Mumbai on Monday to assess key aspects of Indian cricket, including the future direction of the national team's leadership structure. During the meeting, concerns regarding Rohit Sharma's continued involvement in ODI cricket and potential organisational changes were discussed. BCCI Secretary Devjit Saikia addressed the media after the proceedings, dismissing speculation about the appointment of a dedicated cricket director to the Indian team. "The Board has no such plans at the moment," Saikia stated, emphasizing that the current administrative structure remains unchanged. Regarding the captain, Saikia expressed confidence in Sharma's ongoing contribution to Indian cricket. "Rohit is playing outstanding cricket," he said, indicating the Board's satisfaction with the skipper's recent performances and his continued role in the team. The clarification comes at a time when Indian cricket circles have witnessed discussions about potential structural reforms following recent series results. The BCCI's position underscores its commitment to the existing framework and leadership while maintaining focus on on-field performance.