India, Feb. 13 -- One of the most talked about topics in the BCCI's strict 10-point diktat, introduced shortly after India's series defeat against Australia in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy, was the restriction on family travel. As per the document shared with all those involved in Indian cricket, a player's family can be with him for up to two weeks in a tour stretching 45 days or more. However, the family protocols that swing into full effect starting the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 will not allow the likes of Anushka Sharma, Ritika Sajdeh, or any other spouses of Indian players to accompany them in Dubai as the tournament is only 20 days long.

India open their Champions Trophy campaign against Bangladesh on February 20, followed by the blo...