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Ranji Trophy to be held in two phases: BCCI

NEW DELHI: BCCI Secretary Jay Shah on Friday said that the postponed Ranji Trophy will be held in two phases starting next month, clearing the decks for India's premier domestic competition to resume after being cancelled last season.

The Times of India

We'll conduct the Ranji Trophy in two phases: BCCI secretary Jay Shah

MUMBAI: Almost two years — March 13, 2020 to be precise —after Saurashtra beat Bengal by 44 runs in a thrilling final to clinch the Ranji Trophy at Rajkot, the traditional domestic cricket tournament is set to be back.

The Times of India

Indian cricket will be spineless if Ranji trophy is ignored: Ravi Shastri

If it is not held this year, it will severely affect the BCCI's feeder line like the India A team, which is primarily selected on the basis of Rani Trophy performances

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BCCI defers decision on the fate of Ranji Trophy

MUMBAI: Will the Ranji Trophy be held or not? The million dollar question was deferred to another day after a meeting of the BCCI's office-bearers on Thursday, held specifically to decide on the fate of the traditional tournament, failed to reach a conclusion. The BCCI had initially postponed the Ranji…

The Times of India

BCCI defers decision on Ranji Trophy

To vet all the options through its executives

The Hindu

We are planning to hold Ranji Trophy in two phases: BCCI treasurer Arun Dhumal

NEW DELHI: BCCI treasurer Arun Dhumal on Thursday said that the board intends to hold the Ranji Trophy in "two phases" after they were forced to postpone the premier first-class competition due to rising cases of COVID-19 in the country.

The Times of India

Why Indian cricket is under corruption cloud: Lack of law, secret shops, tournament mushroom

Former Zimbabwe captain Brendan Taylor’s recent confession on the match-fixing allegations against him has once again opened a can of worms, and unleashed questions over the anti-corruption crusade launched by the Board of Control for Cricket in India.

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SLC requests BCCI to start tour with T20Is instead of Tests

NEW DELHI: Sri Lanka's upcoming tour of India is likely to see a change in itinerary. The tour which was supposed to start with the two-Test series followed by a three-match T20I series could be played the other way around.

The Times of India

Lack of red-ball cricket hampering players' skills already: Jaydev Unadkat

NEW DELHI: Saurashtra skipper Jaydev Unadkat feels the players' skills against the red ball have started diminishing and potential cancellation of a second consecutive Ranji Trophy season will be a "great loss" for domestic cricket in India.

The Times of India

BCCI ACU not surprised by Brendan Taylor's sensational claim

MUMBAI: Former Zimbabwe captain Brendan Taylor's sensational claim on Twitter on Monday that he was approached by bookies in India to get involved in spot-fixing and was later blackmailed by them with threats of leaking cocaine snorting video in October 2019 hasn't come as a surprise to the BCCI's Anti-Corruption…

The Times of India

Graeme Smith thanks BCCI for successful tour

India’s exemplary commitment amid the COVID-19 pandemic has "set the example" for others to follow, says the former South African skipper.

The Hindu

Your commitment has set an example: Graeme Smith thanks BCCI for successful South Africa tour

CAPE TOWN: South Africa's Director of Cricket, Graeme Smith, has thanked the Indian players and BCCI for showing faith in the hosts' ability to successfully stage matches amid the Covid-19 pandemic, saying their exemplary commitment has "set the example" for others to follow.

The Times of India

State units against Ranji Trophy cancellation

But, no formal request made as yet

The Hindu

IPL 2022 to start on March 27; 1st option India, 2nd South Africa

MUMBAI: The 15th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL), beginning on March 27 and likely to go on for 60-plus days, will be held in India or South Africa. The final call hasn’t been taken yet, but the UAE and Sri Lanka can be safely ruled out, reports K…

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COVID-19 casts shadow on three major events in Feb.

Though the organisers of T20 match and PFR have been going ahead with the preparations, doubts linger

The Hindu

Ahmedabad, Kolkata to host series against WI

Current situation in the country has forced the BCCI to cut down the number of venues from six to two.

The Times of India

India-West Indies series to be played in two cities due to Covid-19: BCCI

NEW DELHI: Ahmedabad and Kolkata will host the upcoming three ODIs and as many T20 Internationals, respectively, against the West Indies, the BCCI said on Saturday, curtailing the number of venues to reduce travelling in view of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Hindu

Indian Premier League likely to begin on March 27

BCCI has identified UAE and South Africa as back-up venues.

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IPL will start in last week of March, owners want matches in India: Jay Shah

NEW DELHI: The BCCI is set to conduct the 2022 IPL from last week of March to end of May and efforts would be made to host the lucrative event in India as per the wishes of team owners, Board secretary Jay Shah said on Saturday.

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NL Playoffs Ep 13: Kohli vs BCCI and Djokovic's vaccination saga, with special guest Sharda Ugra

In this episode of NL Playoffs, hosts and Newslaundry subscribers Aniketh and Gowtham are joined by sports journalist Sharda Ugra. They talk about the clash of the titans between Virat Kohli and the BCCI, Novak Djokovic’s vaccination saga, and Sania Mirza's retirement.

The Times of India

IPL 2022: Owners prefer Mumbai, Pune with UAE, SA as back-up options; March 27, April 2 are two tentative start dates

NEW DELHI: The BCCI is mulling two start dates for the 2022 Indian Premier League with some preferring a March 27 kickoff and few other influential people wanting the mega event to begin on April 2, which conforms to the Lodha Committee ruling.

The Times of India

IPL 2022 to be held in India without crowd: BCCI sources

NEW DELHI: The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 season will be held in India itself, top sources in the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) confirmed.

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IPL 2022 to be held in India without crowd

The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 season will be held in India itself, top sources in the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) confirmed.

The Times of India

IPL in either India or South Africa and media rights tender to be discussed at BCCI and franchise owners meet

MUMBAI: The office-bearers of the BCCI and the chairman of the Indian Premier League (IPL) governing council will get into a virtual meeting with franchise owners on Saturday to discuss and share thoughts on two very important decisions to be taken very soon.

The Times of India

BCCI and team owners to discuss IPL 2022 back-up venues on Saturday

NEW DELHI: The BCCI and IPL team owners will discuss potential back-up venues for the upcoming edition of the league in a virtual meeting on Saturday.

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