The BCCI Secretariat said that why was the queries were not raised earlier about the Indian skipper’s opinion on Team flying series after series rather after wording it to the press. However, the captain has every right to ask about the match schedule, it is never late, was the paraphrasing expression by the BCCI official.  

          The Indian cricketers after the ODI win against the Australian Team on 19^th Jan, they had landed Auckland to begin the T20i series. Team Blue had travelled New Zealand for the Eden Park game and is to continue the tour until 4^th March 2020. With eight days of difference South Africa will begin the Indian tour, and then the IPL.

          The BCCI official, after the 2019 World Cup the schedules were planned with required intervals and in regards to the interest of players. The official from the board stated that the Indian players’ travel plan from Bengaluru to Auckland seems fine other than to group back from a match break.

In the presence of Administrators Committee and CEO, the agenda was discussed and published so this issue could have been brought to notice earlier before now, were the BCCI secretariat thoughts. Indian skipper in the press conference meant that the constant travel plans with distinct time zones and the pressure to win could only be achieved when the players are staying fit. As the T20i World Cup is nearing, Kohli said to reconsider the schedule.