So what prompted Indian ODI skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni complaining about too of cricket. Well it sounds rational as the indian team has been sweating out more than any other team in international cricket. Dhoni comments has already started a debate in cricket fanatic country over players playing too much cricket. Its not an irony that these players are not aware of the cricket schedule but it is very important to point out about their activity when not playing cricket. After the IPL or even after any series these cricketers roam from one city to the other to shoot for the advertisments. Is that not tiring for the players or may be the huge cash downplays it. The Board is hardly keen to adress the issue. The indian team has tough schedule ahead but a close look gives an idea that half the current indian team does not play Test Cricket and in fact few players have made their debut. Suresh Raina has made his comeback into the ODI team but Manpret Goni, Ojha or for even Yusuf Pathan have made their debut. Does Dhoni mean to say that two back to back games have been tough to these players. If that so its not worth taking. The team management as well a the coach Kristen talks about the rotation policy so is it all paper work and are no meant for implementation? BCCI as well as the selection commitee needs to look in to the matter not nly from he Asia Cup perspectives but for future tours as well. Sourav Ganguly, Rahul Dravid are all itching to play the shorter version of the game as well in case Dhoni boys are feeling the heat.