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mid-day Opinion: Those days of easy access

With the authorities imposing stricter restrictions after recent transgressions in the IPL, it’s getting harder for people to interact with cricket stars, a far cry from what used to happen before

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England manager Ray Illingworth (seated on a chair) invites journalists to his hotel room for a press conference in Pakistan during the 1996 World Cup. Pic/Getty Images

England manager Ray Illingworth (seated on a chair) invites journalists to his hotel room for a press conference in Pakistan during the 1996 World Cup. Pic/Getty Images

Clayton MurzelloKnock knock… “Come in.” People close to players have not witnessed this for a while now ever since the anti-corruption measures came into play.

Meanwhile, the BCCI, acting on a few complaints, has barred all visitors from entering the hotel rooms of IPL players without the manager’s permission. One of the items mentioned in a document sent to 10 IPL teams reportedly says that no one, “shall be permitted entry into a player’s or support staff member’s hotel room without the prior knowledge and explicit written approval of the Team Manager.”

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