Mar 18, 2020
For shorter-duration flights, an internal communication of the BCCI said that the other selectors and the general managers would be taking the economy
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For shorter-duration flights, an internal communication of the BCCI said that the other selectors and the general managers would be taking the economy
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"Not happening as of now. There were talks of him coming on board and there were talks if you ask me honestly, but not happening this season 99.9 per cent. If it does happen later then that is a different story, but don't see it happening ahead of the 2020 season," the official said.
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