BCCI announced new diet plan for Team India, beef and pork banned

Ahead of the New Zealand Test series, the BCCI has announced the major off-the-field diet and following that a major controversy has erupted.

As per reports, the national cricket board (BCCI) has banned beef and pork in any form in Team Ind'a's new diet regime. It has also been learned that the players are only allowed to consume meat in only 'halal' form.

"According to the new dietary plan of the Indian cricket team, players aren't allowed to eat pork and beef in any form and variety in order to keep themselves fit and healthy. If anyone wants to have meat then it should be only in halal form, players can't eat any other form of meat whatsoever," said a Sports Tak report.

India will take on New Zealand in the first Test on November 25 at the Green Park Stadium in Kanpur followed by the second Test in Mumbai.