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The Cricket Control Board in India (BCCI) reacted to the reaction of the Duleep Trophy matches that did not televise in the center of excellence in Bengaluru. In particular, the secretary of BCCI Devajit Saikia confirmed that the shock of the summit, scheduled between September 11 and 15, will be transmitted live.
The Indian team is currently on a break after the five -game test series against England, which ended on August 4. The fans were looking forward to the domestic season to start with the Duleep trophy. However, the lack of live coverage left the fans frustrated and disappointed, despite the fact that the BCCI had abundant resources.
Duleep trophy opens the domestic season with quarterfinals
The current National Season began with the Duleep Trophy, with two quarterfinals: North Zone and Zona East and Central Zone vs North East Zone.
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The tournament, performed in the first class format, has attracted several international stars, such as Arshdeep Singh, Riyan Parag, Mohammed Shami, Kuldeep Yadav, Khaleel Ahmed and Mukesh Kumar.
The BCCI has applied strict rules on the participation of hired players when they are not in national service. According to reports, the council was not satisfied with the selectors of the southern area to leave key players like Kl Rahul and Mohammed Siraj of the squad.
There will be a live chairlift from the Duleep Trophy Final – Devajit Saikia
Devajit Saikia clarified that the BCCI has a dissemination agreement that covers 100 days of domestic cricket and said that the final of the Duleep trophy would be published live. He said that most Indian players participate in these games and receive wide coverage by virtue of the current broadcasting agreement.
“There will be a live telework of the final of the Duleep Trophy. We have an agreement with our broadcaster to secure a 100 -day live telecast of domestic cricket, which means that all our domestic tournaments are covered live.”
“The BCCI gives the domestic cricket the utmost importance, which is why you will see that almost all Indian players are in action in these games,” Saikia said for The Times of India.
Shreyas Iyer, Yasasvi Jaiswal and Sarfaraz Khan to play the Duleep Trophy semifinals
The Duleep Trophy has returned to its traditional zonal format this season, moving away from the structure of India A, B, C and D used last year.
The tournament has already seen prominent performances, such as Auqib Nabi’s five Wicket, the six years of Manishi and the centuries of Ankit Kumar, Yash Dhull and Ayush Badoni in the northern part in the east.
The fans could not see them due to the lack of live coverage. Malewar’s double Danish century, along with heavy contributions of skateboarding, Shubham Sharma and Yash Rathod in the central area against the quarter of the northeastern area, were also seen by many.
Mohammed Shami returned to the competitive cricket, although he had a modest return with the ball. Spectators will also lose the upcoming appearances of Shreyas Iyer, Yasasvi Jaiswal and Sarfaraz Khan, who will be presented in the western part in the semifinals.
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