MUMBAI: World cricket's most high profile face has spoken for player "rights" and the "establishment" just may have to "sit up and take note". Indian skipper Virat Kohli on Monday said players should be consulted over the cricket calender as the extended life in a bubble during the pandemic had strengthened fears of burnout.
With India headed into three one-day internationals against England starting Tuesday after winning a gruelling Test series 3-1 and Twenty20 series 3-2, Kohli said more attention must be paid to cricketers' mental health.