Indians are "more tolerant" to deal with mental health issues than cricketers from countries like England and Australia, BCCI president Sourav Ganguly said as he acknowledged the challenge the strict bio-secure environments pose for the players. Ever since international cricket resumed, the players have been forced to stay in bio-bubbles, where their life is restricted to hotels and stadiums.Bio-bubble is tough but Indians more tolerant: Sourav Ganguly

Indians are "more tolerant" to deal with mental health issues than cricketers from countries like England and Australia, BCCI president Sourav Ganguly said as he acknowledged the challenge the strict bio-secure environments pose for the players. Ever since international cricket resumed, the players have been forced to stay in bio-bubbles, where their life is restricted to hotels and stadiums.

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