India’s 2020-21 domestic season will kick off on January 10 with the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy. The Mushtaq Ali Trophy will be played from January 10 to 31. But the country’s prestigious Ranji Trophy competition seems to be in balance this season. The Secretary of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) gave this information in an email sent to all state bodies on Sunday. The decision was taken on the advice of all the state associations who asked which tournament in the corona-affected country would like to play the most.
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The Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy is given the highest priority while the Ranji Trophy and Vijay Hazare Trophy are given second priority. Jai Shah said in an email that the teams will have to gather in their respective bio-bubble by January 2. Teams and BioBubble information will be revealed to teams soon. BCCI wants to create six organic bubbles for domestic for tewi. Bengal and Karnataka have come forward to host.
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Shah’s email said the tournament venue has yet to be decided and details related to the Mushtaq Ali Trophy will be decided soon. The BCCI will consult members on how to host other tournaments. In the BCCI’s email there is no mention of the Ranji Trophy but the decision will be taken after the group stage of the Mushtaq Ali tournament, Shah said. But the Ranji Trophy is difficult enough to organize this season. Meanwhile, the deadline for the inter-state transfer of cricketers in the season has been extended to December 20.
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