OK. This is going way too far.
1) As Neil Pickup has pointed out, this contravenes ICC Eligibility Rules. Nichani must wait four seasons before he is eligible to play for any other team.
2) Realistic argument here. Let's face it, the real Nikhil Nichani has a chance roughly equal to mine of getting near the Indian team. The reason we're giving ourselves a chance is for fun - we know that we won't have a chance on international level ourselves, so we create a team in which we play. That's perfectly all right - it's a game. But then we shouldn't think that we are on such a level, and therefore can pick and choose which team we play for. Think of the consequences. If I was at the level which the sim was at, I'd go and become the first choice keeper for Norway, and probably getting some quite decent scores against Gibraltar and Italy in the Euro Championships, Neil Pickup would be spinning it for England instead of Ashley Giles, Marc Robbins would replace Rikki Clarke as allrounder, and Eclipse, Cloete and Blewy would be contenders the Australian top order.
I can't believe that Nichani, in this way, is getting a free pass into the international scene. If Nichani should now get a 100 against CW Green (which he won't, because according to the players' statement which Age Master, the captain of the Greens, has signed, the match should be forfeited), and continues his great form, India could theoretically call him up. But IRL, Nikhil Nichani is a USA-based teenager, who's played amount of cricket on a a top level. I say we keep realism into this - virtual players should be kept virtual.
If the CWBCC will continue to make such decisions, I'm afraid I will have to step down as Players' Representative. I cannot, and will not, condone the free movement of virtual players around to international teams.