BCCI has taken a big step to stop age-fraud, Indian players will not be able to hide their real age

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has intensified its campaign to prevent fraud at age. Under this, the board will appoint an external agency to check the players, which will check the verification of the qualifications of the players. According to the report of Cricbuzz, RPF (request for proposal) has been released for this, which has been invited to bid large and well -known companies.

The BCCI adopts a two-tier age-e-regulation system. The two-tear age verification system includes the investigation of documents and birth certificates, which detects the age of the players. This is followed by Tw3 i.e. Tanner Whitehouse 3, it contains bone test. These are mostly done at the level of under-16 boys and under-15 girls.

BCCI took steps to prevent fraud at age

This external agency is expected to be established by the end of August. According to the report of Cricbuzz, the reason behind the move is not completely clear, but it seems that it happened after cases where documents or certificates presented were found suspicious. The purpose of BCCI is to eliminate any possibility of older players entering this system.

The BCCI has also laid down certain conditions for bidding companies or agencies. For example, they have at least 3 years experience of providing verification services to the firms. India should have the ability to verify both physical and digital in the network or all states and union territories.

Action will be taken against players who cheat in age

According to this report, the BCCI wants them to display the ability to verify many types of documents including identity proof (Aadhaar, passport), age proof (birth certificate, school record), residence proof, educational records, etc. and also have the ability to check the field individually, especially in rural areas, especially in rural areas.

If any player is found guilty of cheating at age, strict action will be taken against him. Please tell that many players have been accused of fraud at age. Recently, questions were also raised about the age of Vaibhav Suryavanshi, but these claims proved to be wrong.