"Now, I am surprised because so many people are eager to work with the BCCI. Kaif said.He further questioned why the BCCI had not been able to finalise contracts with leading physiotherapists and medical experts. "So, I was a little surprised that we haven't been able to work things out with some of the world's best physiotherapists and medical professionals and get them to work with the BCCI. If someone comes and works here, they are bound to make a lot of money. They get paid very well," he added.The timing of the concerns is significant, with India heading into a two-Test series against Sri Lanka without several key players.