The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) agrees that Indian players will remain in the designated hotels for the Asian Games, rather than being moved to an alternative accommodation. BCCI vice-president Rajeev Shukla confirms this arrangement, stating that players will not be accommodated in a different hotel.
The reporting highlights a reversal or adjustment from an earlier stance, indicating BCCI is aligning with the stay requirements tied to the Asian Games. Both outlets focus on Shukla’s confirmation and the specific accommodation decision, presenting the issue as one involving hotel allocation and compliance with the event’s arrangements. The sources do not dispute the core point: the planned change in accommodation does not take place, and players stay where the event designates.
