BCCI to review India's performance in England

India's continued downward slide in England has evidently shaken the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), which has now confirmed that it will conduct a review of the team's performance in Ireland and England. "We will have a review meeting with the core members of the team to discuss what went wrong in England," BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia said. The review will involve the core members of the team, reports Cricbuzz.
India have lost back-to-back T20I series - first in Ireland and now in England. The team suffered its first-ever series defeat to Ireland and also endured its heaviest T20I defeat against England in the third match at Trent Bridge. One game (on July 11) remains in the five-match series against England, but the series has already been lost.
"The BCCI is currently observing the performance of the Indian T20 team which has not been up to the mark in the ongoing series against England. However this is not something abnormal and can happen in international cricket. We consider it as a purely bad phase," Saikia, currently in Edinburgh, Scotland, for the annual conference of the International Cricket Council (ICC),
India are the defending champions in the format, having lifted the title at home. But the players have struggled to cope with overseas conditions. The much-celebrated debut of Vaibhav Sooryavanshi, the IPL Orange Cap winner, has failed to leave an impression, with the youngster returning scores of 14, 13 and 15 in his first three international matches.