Question 1

Can my office colleagues and I join together?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Colleagues from the same company can all register for BCPL. Registration is individual — each person registers, chooses their role and submits their own cricket video — but there is nothing stopping a whole office group from taking part in the same season.

Question 2

Do we register as a team or individually?

Accepted Answer

Registration is individual. Each working professional registers on their own, submits a 30–90 second cricket video and is assessed under the role-specific Phase 1 framework. This keeps the assessment fair while still letting an entire office group take part.

Question 3

Is this good for company team-building and fitness?

Accepted Answer

Many colleagues join for the teamwork and fitness angle. Preparing for the video and the physical trial encourages regular practice and outdoor activity, and taking part together is a shared goal that builds camaraderie beyond the workplace.

Question 4

What are the eligibility basics for office players?

Accepted Answer

Players must be working professionals aged 18 to 50 (as on the date of registration) with basic cricket experience, and not currently under a first-class or professional cricket contract (league, association, state or district cricket needs a 10-year gap). Salaried employees, self-employed people, freelancers and business owners are all welcome.

Question 5

How does the process work for a group from one office?

Accepted Answer

Everyone registers individually, uploads their 30–90 second video within 15 days of their Phase 1 payment and receives a Phase 1 result once the assessment is complete. Colleagues who advance can each choose to proceed to the Phase 2 physical trial in their nearest trial city.

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