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'No WAGs' Policy Intact For Indian Players In T20 WC: Report
According the BCCI's rule, for series or tournaments lasting over 45 days, family members can join the players for up to 14 days, while for shorter tours, the limit is reduced to just seven days.
As per the Indian Express report, the Indian team management had sought clarity regarding allowing families of cricketers to join them. But the board clearly stated that "families won’t be staying with the players."
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