‘In the national cricket team only…’; BCCI’s argument in Bombay High Court on OCI’s ‘that’ plea

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BCCI On Mumbai High Court: Some time ago 12 young players against BCCI Bombay High CourtA petition was filed. In this petition, the subject of Overseas Citizen of India was mentioned. A hearing was held on it in the High Court. In that BCCIhas given his reply in the High Court. Let us go into what exactly this case is and what happened in the High Court.

What exactly is the case?

12 youth players had also filed a petition in the Bombay High Court against the BCCI’s 2023 decision. It was heard. The BCCI had issued a rule in 2023 that Overseas Citizens of India should have an Indian passport to play cricket under India. Due to this decision, players holding foreign passports and having OCIs did not fall under these rules.

Therefore, these 12 young players had filed a petition in the High Court. We have been living in India for many years. We are practicing and playing in this place. Suddenly BCCI has done such a rule, it is like injustice to us. BCCI has now given its reply in the High Court.

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BCCI has given its reply in Bombay High Court. Only Indian players are selected in the Indian national cricket team. Domestic cricket is the main source of selection for the national cricket team. Players who may not be able to play for India in the future cannot be restricted from playing in these tournaments.

What did the court say?

If you are a foreign national, many opportunities to play cricket and career can arise in your countries as well. Cricket is more important in India. If you get Indian citizenship in future, they can come to India and play cricket.

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Bombay High Court heard the arguments of both the parties. Now the next hearing in this case will be held on August 13. It remains to be seen what will be the decision in this case. So all eyes are on the next step.