BCCI remains firm on its new policy for player's families during overseas tours despite senior players' reservations. The policy, active for decades with recent amendments, allows family presence for two weeks on tours over 45 days. It also mandates contracted players to participate in domestic cricket when available, aiming to enhance team unity and player development.
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