Bengaluru will host the knockout matches of the Ranji Trophy. The knock-out matches of the Ranji Trophy are to be played from June 4. The final of the tournament will be played from June 20. The league stage of the Ranji Trophy was played before the start of the current Indian Premier League (IPL). The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) had said that the knock-out matches will be played after IPL 2022.
PTI has a schedule for Ranji Trophy knock-outs. It is understood that there will be no mandatory isolation for the players, but the atmosphere of ‘bio-bubble’ will be maintained. Teams and players will have to submit a negative RT-PCR report upon arrival at the venue.
The schedule for the knock-out matches is as follows
- Four quarter finals: 4 to 8 June 2022
- 1st quarter final: Bengal vs Jharkhand
- Second Quarter Final: Mumbai vs Uttarakhand
- 3rd Quarter Final: Karnataka v Uttar Pradesh
- Fourth Quarter Final: Punjab vs Madhya Pradesh
- Both Semi-Finals: 12 to 16 June 2022
- Final match: 20 to 24 June 2022
Ranji Trophy Bengal and Saurashtra met in the last final of the tournament. Then Saurashtra won the Ranji Trophy by taking a significant lead in the first innings. The Ranji Trophy 2020-21 season was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This was the first time in the history of Ranji Trophy that this domestic prestigious championship was not played. Finally the 2021-22 season returned after two years with a tight schedule. However, fans are not allowed to enter the stadium.
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This is Rob Key’s first major decision. Former England Test batsman Rob was recently appointed as the Managing Director of men’s cricket in England. “He embodies the mindset and vision we want to take with this team in the next era of red-ball cricket,” said Robb. I am glad that he accepted the offer. He is ready for extra responsibility and respect. He totally deserves this opportunity.