Sunil Gavaskar calls on the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to make changes to its Cricket Advisory Committee by expanding its mandate and membership. In his proposal, he argues that adding more former players and cricket leaders would bring a wider range of perspectives to key decisions.
Gavaskar specifically names Sachin Tendulkar and Rahul Dravid for potential roles, saying their presence would strengthen the credibility and value of the committee’s discussions. He also links the expanded committee’s work to handling practical issues such as scheduling and coordination across domestic and international cricket.
Both outlets reporting the proposal describe the same core idea: Gavaskar wants the BCCI to broaden the committee’s scope and consider prominent ex-cricketers in decision-making. The reports additionally note that he supports extending a similar approach to women’s cricket, though they frame it as part of the broader framework rather than detailing specific implementation steps.
