The Indian squad for the ICC T20 World Cup has been announced. This time Suryakumar Yadav will be seen captaining the Indian team in the ICC T20 World Cup tournament. Suryakumar Yadav has been leading Team India for a long time but this is his first opportunity in an ICC tournament. Many teams are yet to be announced but the question is, can any changes be made to the announced team?
What is ICC rule?
Next year's T20 World Cup is scheduled to start from February 7 and continue till March 8. According to ICC rules, all teams have to announce their squads for the World Cup and all ICC tournaments at least one month before the event.
This means, if the tournament is to start on February 7, the team will have to be announced by January 7. Meanwhile if we talk about BCCI, it has announced Team India on December 20.
Let us tell you that the ICC has to announce the squad up to a month before. In short any change can be made in the team before that, there is no special rule for it. However, the team cannot be changed one week before the start of the tournament.
When will the team change?
If a team really needs and feels compelled to make a change, it can be done but the reason for it has to be given to the ICC. In addition, replacements are also provided when a player gets injured while the tournament is in progress.
There is no possibility of any change in the Indian team announced by BCCI for the World Cup, but if forced, there will be a change. The Indian squad announced by the BCCI for the World Cup is unlikely to make any changes, but if forced, changes will have to be made.
5 matches will be practiced
The Indian squad has been announced early, as the five-match T20 series between India and New Zealand will be played in January. Simply put, the players who have been selected for the World Cup will practice better if they play 5 matches. The benefit of this can be seen by the Indian team during the World Cup.
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