Cash Zengin BCCI will finance India’s Olympic dream, open to 2-3 sports financing: Report

The Cricket Control Board in India (BCCI) is open to further sports to India’s Olympic dream. The Indian cricket board is the richest in the world and intends to help other sports to reach the same heights made by the cricket. According to reports, BCCI may finance 2-3 more sports and players to increase India’s Olympic expectations.

BCCI 2-3 Olympic Sports Development Fund

According to an Indian Express report, BCCI has recently expressed interest in the Ministry of Sports to establish sports centers throughout the country. Following a disappointment in the Paris Olympics, the Indian government increased its efforts to achieve better results. The quartet event moved to Los Angeles in 2028 and increased preparations for IOA.

The report states that large corporate houses and PSUs are interested in providing funds to some Olympic training centers. Each of the centers will be dedicated to a particular sport. Although the Indian Sports Authority (SAI) is 23 in the country, only 3 of them are dedicated to certain sports. BCCI has the latest expertise in this section, which founded the New National Cricket Academy Complex near Bengaluru.

The Ministry of Sports plans to create many centers where 100-200 athletes are identified. Later, they will train from one Olympic to another, adapted to the needs of education and rehabilitation.

“Today, 58 companies and sports minister had a meeting. They expressed their interest in such an initiative. The source said when talking to Indian Express.

Does BCCI aim success like Odisha?

Hockey India’s participation in the Odisha government has seen that the team’s deytime has changed in the last few years. The Odisha government, which struggles for sponsorship, became a partner and will be seen. Odisha not only provides financial help, but also built infrastructure to support sports. Now the country’s hockey capital. When the men’s team won a bronze at the Paris Olympics, everything came to the fruit.

BCCI hopes for similar returns. The Indian Cricket Board is not foreign to financially for the Indian Olympic Association. Before the Paris Olympics, BCCI promised RS 8.5 Crore to prepare for the event.

“BCCI Vice President Rajeev Shukla said that he was interested in developing Olympic training centers free of charge to the government. Source added.

However, unlike Odisha, BCCI’s investment is likely to target athletes at the center and athletes. The Indian Cricket Board changed the cricketists. Players usually rehabilitate under the staff of the best class, and training methods have been updated to maximize performance. This expertise will be invaluable for the Olympicists of India by helping Los Angeles preparations.