BCCI strengthens age inspection with the revised protocol; Includes second bone test

In India, the age group in a prominent development aimed to tighten the integrity of cricket Board for cricket in India (BCCI) made a long-term change Age check program (AVP) By presenting the second chance to confirm the age of young cricketers with the bone test.

BCCI updates a wet verification protocol to include a second bone test for justice

According to the CRICBUZ report, the decision approved at the meeting of the Recent APEX Council comes in response to the growing concerns on the correctness of the rules of bone age assessments and age group. Earlier, BCCI’s AVP allowed a bone test for only 14-16-year-old boys and a bone test for 12-15-year-old girls. The process used to add a full annual player to the tested bone age, then used to determine the ‘mathematical age’ to participate in young tournaments in BCCI.

The report added that according to the new AVP rules, a player will be allowed to be a second bone test in the next year, according to a player’s birth certificate. This second test shows a bone age within the allowed limits, the player can continue to participate in the age group. This change will benefit not only boys, but also to girls competing in a similar age bracket.

The movement is a direct approval that the bone test is a scientific-based method, not deprived of inconsistencies. External factors such as ethnicity, nutrition, genetics and regional differences can affect skeletal maturity and make the results of the bone test. Thus, the application of a repeat test is more compassionate and scientifically healthy, but also maintains decent talents of disqualification based on border consequences.

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Combating age fraud: BCCI strengthens inspection with Aadhaar and state coordination

Outside the bone test, BTSI had to deal with a further concerned issue in recent years and more likely to be fake in the medical evaluation. Attempting to overturn the system, the sending of several parents to send the young sister or related minors to pass the bone tests in the place of the actual players, thereby discovered to ensure compliance with deception. These cases of personality manipulation have been concerned about both the Central Board and State Associations.

According to the report, the BCCI is now a registered player of the State Union to provide forced Aadhaar-based inspection, including current photographs of Aadhaar documents, including the test. This procedure is aimed at stiffening, restoring reliability and transparency in the selection process and prevent talented, but honest youth by dishonest practices.

Bone tests themselves are performed before the start of the internal season, usually before starting in July and August. Each relevant State Association is given a special test window that visited the hospitals appointed to conduct X-ray tests of BCCI. AVP, a small cricket contest, justice, but the decision to develop it through a second test reflects the science of the plate, especially young athletes worked in dreams. By balancing Rigor with empathy, BTSI, pure the way for a cleaner, more reliable ecosystem in Indian cricket.

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