BCCI to mandate Test squad players in Ranji Trophy ahead of New Zealand tour

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The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is set to issue a directive requiring key Test squad members to participate in Ranji Trophy matches. The move is aimed at keeping players fit and in competitive rhythm ahead of India's tour of New Zealand. The tour, scheduled to begin on October 22, is a bumper series comprising five T20Is, five ODIs, and two Tests. By mandating domestic cricket participation, the BCCI hopes to ensure players are mentally and physically prepared for the demanding tour.

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