In a bid to ensure the fitness and well-being of players, the BCCI has announced restrictions on the number of practice sessions for IPL teams. The decision comes as a part of the board’s efforts to prevent player burnout and injuries during the high-intensity tournament. The move is aimed at managing the workload of players, especially in light of the cramped schedule of the IPL. The BCCI has also emphasized the importance of rest and recovery for players to maintain their peak performance throughout the season. The new restrictions will apply to all IPL teams, with strict guidelines in place to limit the duration and frequency of practice sessions. This decision reflects the growing concern for player welfare in Indian cricket and highlights the board’s commitment to prioritizing the health of its athletes. By implementing these measures, the BCCI aims to strike a balance between rigorous training and adequate rest for players, ultimately ensuring a competitive and injury-free IPL season.