“Playing Back-To-Back Series In Bio-Bubbles Can Affect Well-Being Of The Players,” Says Virat Kohli
India skipper Virat Kohli has recently spoken on the impact of a bio-bubble life on players. The batsman, who is currently in Dubai to lead his Royal Challengers Bangalore in the ongoing Indian Premier League, is the latest to voice his concerns on being a part of the bio-bubble culture for a lengthy period. The RCB skipper believes that a serious thought needs to be given on the length of the tours for the better health of the players.
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The management team of the Royal Challengers management has set up a number of activities that helps their players to unwind. Indoor game zones, private pools, team dinners at private beaches and more, but Kohli thinks that these things can take the pressure off to only a limited capacity but not completely.
After the ongoing tournament concludes, Kohli along with other Indian players will immediately take off to Australia for the Down Under Tour which ends in February, next year. By the time the IPL 2020 Eliminator against Sunrisers Hyderabad takes place, most players and support staff part of the IPL playoffs have already been a part of the bubble for over 75 days.
BCCI has ensured that the immediate families of players can travel along with them to Australia, however no concessions on the bio-bubble rules are permitted.
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