The Board of Control for Cricket in India’s current president Sourav Ganguly has educated all state association members that next season’s Indian Premier League (IPL) are going to be vie on home and away basis, giving hints for finish to Covid-related restrictions in cricket.
In a letter to all or any state units, Ganguly additionally declared that the board are going to be beginning a girls’ u15 1 day tournament.
“The Indian cricketing season 2022-23 has started, and I am happy to share with you that we are going back to normalcy. You must be aware that this year we will be having the as-usual full-fledged domestic season for all age groups and the games will be hosted all over the country. I am sure the pandemic is behind us, and we all now look forward to a more certain future,” Ganguly said in his letter.
Ganguly also added: “The next season of men’s IPL will also go back to the home and away format with all ten teams playing their home matches at their designated venues. The BCCI is currently working on the much-awaited Women’s IPL. We are expecting to start the first season early next year.”
This season the board can have 2 editions of the Irani Cup. Saurashtra, were at the Ranji Trophy champions in 2019-20 season can command on Rest of India at Rajkot from October 1-5.
Madhya Pradesh won their maiden Ranji Trophy Championship within the 2021-22 season by beating mumbai can play the second Irani Cup game from March one to five in Indore.
“We are glad to introduce a u15 one day tournament for girls from this season. Women’s cricket has seen phenomenal growth across the world and our national team has been performing well. This new tournament will create a pathway for our young girls to play at the national and international level,” Ganguly wrote.
