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Desk. BCCI is not at all happy with the players' stay and other facilities in the Asian Games to be held in Japan. Board sources say that both BCCI and Asian Cricket Council are unhappy with the arrangements there. For this reason, it is now being considered that this time instead of sending the main Indian team to the tournament, the B team of cricket should be sent to Japan for this tournament. Let us tell you that these Asian Games are going to start from September 19 in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan.

In the Asian Games to be held in Japan, men's cricket matches are to be played from 24 September to 3 October and women's matches from 17 to 22 September. However, BCCI and Asian Cricket Council (ACC) are not at all happy with the arrangements made for the players there. A BCCI source says that an observer can be sent there to take stock of the preparations. If the facilities there are not found good then India may decide to send a B team instead of its main team in these games.

A BCCI source said that the BCCI and the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) are not at all happy with the arrangements and facilities in Japan. BCCI is planning to send an observer to take stock of the conditions there, who will submit his report. If the arrangements there are not found correct, then India may consider sending a B team instead of its main team. The source also said that concerns were raised with Japan Olympic officials at an ACC meeting that the dressing rooms on the field were set up in tents and the washrooms were also 500 meters away from those tents. Apart from this, hotel rooms being too small also remains a major problem.

BCCI had announced Team India's squad for the Asian Games long ago. Shreyas Iyer was appointed the captain of Team India for this tournament. At the same time, experienced players like Jasprit Bumrah, Arshdeep Singh, Ishan Kishan are also part of this squad. 15 year old young batsman Vaibhav Suryavanshi has also been included in Team India for this tournament.