Ranji Trophy 2022 Knockouts: Ranji Trophy Quarterfinals, Semifinals and Finals to be played in Bengaluru – The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has decided to stage the knockout matches of the 2022 edition of Ranji Trophy in Bengaluru. Follow Ranji Trophy 2022 latest updates on InsideSport.IN.
The knockout stages of the ongoing edition of India’s domestic red-ball competition will run from May 30 to June 26. According to reports in Cricbuzz, BCCI has decided to stage these matches in Bengaluru, owing to favourable weather conditions.
Ranji Trophy 2022 Knockouts: Ranji Trophy Quarterfinals, Semifinals and Finals to be played in Bengaluru from MAY 30th
Notably, the monsoon season will be in full swing in most parts of India during the month of June, which could prove to be a massive hindrance in the smooth execution of these fixtures. However, rain sets only in July in the capital of Karnataka, by when the competition will be over. Hence, it seems to be a perfectly logical call on BCCI’s part.
As for the current proceedings in 2022 Ranji Trophy, eight teams in Madhya Pradesh, Bengal, Karnataka, Mumbai, Uttarakhand, Punjab, Jharkhand and Uttar Pradesh have made it to the quarter-finals, which will commence on May 30.
Ranji Trophy 2022 Knockouts: Ranji Trophy Quarterfinals, Semifinals and Finals to be played in Bengaluru from MAY 30th
- BCCI has decided to stage the knockouts of 2022 Ranji Trophy in Bengaluru.
- This decision has been taken keeping Bengaluru’s favourable weather conditions in mind.
- The fixtures will mostly be played in June, which is the month of rain in most parts of India. However, monsoon sets only in July in Bengaluru.
- Madhya Pradesh, Bengal, Karnataka, Mumbai, Uttarakhand, Punjab, Jharkhand and Uttar Pradesh are the eight teams who have qualified for the quarter-finals.
Ranji Trophy 2022 Knockouts: Ranji Trophy Quarterfinals, Semifinals and Finals to be played in Bengaluru from MAY 30th
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