Updated On: 22 January, 2025 07:24 AM IST | Kolkata | PTI
Buttler also asserted that the presence of families does not interfere with professional commitments and can be managed effectively. “I think it’s something that is very manageable

England captain Jos Buttler during a practice session in Kolkata yesterday. Pic/PTI
As Indian players gear up for reduced time with families during lengthy tours abroad owing to a BCCI diktat, England captain Jos Buttler on Tuesday said having partners and children on long overseas assignments is “really important” and does not affect the game “too much”.
Limited time with family members on tours was a contentious clause in the BCCI’s recently-circulated 10-point disciplinary policy for players. India’s Test and ODI skipper Rohit Sharma has already voiced his apprehension with the clause that allows families no more than two weeks on tours exceeding 45 days.