Domestic Cricket Season: Dates For Duleep Trophy And Ranji Trophy Announced | Cricket News

Indian cricket’s 2023-24 home season will kick-start with the Duleep Trophy match beginning on June 28 whereas the flagship Ranji Trophy set to begin from January 5, subsequent yr. The Duleep Trophy, which might be performed amongst six zonal groups, might be adopted by Deodhar Trophy (List A) (July 24 to August 3), Irani Cup (October 1-5), Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy males’s T20 nationwide championships (October 16-November 6) and Vijay Hazare Trophy (November 23-December 15).

Ranji Trophy might be final match of the boys’s senior calendar with the elite group league matches to be performed from January 5 to February 19, whereas the knock-out spherical might be from February 23 to March 14. The length of the tourney is for 70 days.

The league matches of the plate group might be held between January 5 and February 5 whereas the knock-out spherical might be performed from February 9-22.

Each of the 4 elite teams might be made up of eight groups whereas the lone plate group can have six groups. The two high groups from every group will qualify for the quarterfinals.

In the plate group, the highest 4 groups out of the six will qualify for the semifinals.

The two plate group finalists might be promoted to the elite group subsequent season (2024-25). The two backside groups from all elite teams mixed primarily based on factors/bonus factors/wins/quotient might be relegated to the plate group in 2024-25 season.

Senior Women’s Meet begins October 19

The senior ladies’s season will start with the nationwide T20 championships to be performed between October 19 to November 9, adopted by Inter-Zonal T20 Trophy from November 24 to December 4.

This might be adopted by senior ladies’s one-day trophy to be performed between January 4-26.

The senior ladies’s T20 Trophy and one-day trophy can have 5 teams — two with eight groups and three with seven groups. The two high groups from every of the 5 teams will qualify for the knock-outs.

After the group matches, the groups might be ranked 1-10 primarily based on their factors/wins/NRR. The groups ranked 1-6 will straight qualify for the quarterfinals whereas the 4 groups ranked 7-10 will play a pre-quarterfinal spherical to determined the remaining two slots.

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