BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia acknowledged the need for soul-searching regarding Indian batters’ struggles against spin at home. He emphasized that players must adapt to various wicket conditions, advocating for a five-day wicket as ideal for Test cricket. Saikia also highlighted the team’s transition phase after key players’ departures.
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