Kaif Baffled by BCCI's Failure to Hire Medical Staff Amid Injury Crisis

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India is facing a serious player injury crisis that has raised questions about the BCCI's Centre of Excellence. Former cricketer Mohammad Kaif said he was surprised by the board's difficulty in recruiting qualified medical professionals. VVS Laxman revealed that some staff appointments fell through at the last minute due to unspecified hurdles. The situation is considered puzzling given the BCCI's considerable financial strength. The staffing gap is a growing concern with important matches approaching for the Indian team.

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