Ranji Trophy knockouts in Bengaluru from June 4

The knockouts will be played in a soft biosecure bubble, according to the BCCI guidelines

April 28, 2022 01:31 pm | Updated 07:03 pm IST - MUMBAI

Jharkhand’s and Nagaland’s players greet each other after the preliminary quarterfinal cricket match of Ranji Trophy at Eden Garden, in Kolkata. File

Jharkhand’s and Nagaland’s players greet each other after the preliminary quarterfinal cricket match of Ranji Trophy at Eden Garden, in Kolkata. File | Photo Credit: PTI

Mumbai will face Uttarakhand, while Karnataka will take on Uttar Pradesh in the Ranji Trophy quarterfinals, to be played in Bengaluru from June 4. The final will be played from June 20 to 24.

Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) secretary Jay Shah wrote to the participating teams with detailed knockouts itinerary and staging association guidelines. West Bengal will square off against Jharkhand while Punjab is pitted against Madhya Pradesh in the remaining two quarterfinals.

According to the BCCI guidelines, accessed by The Hindu, the knockouts will be played in a soft biosecure bubble.

Just like the recently-concluded Col. C.K. Nayudu Trophy and the ongoing Senior Women’s T20 Championship, the Ranji Trophy knockouts will see the teams being given the option of players sharing the room. Ever since the pandemic hit, all the domestic cricket was played with players being prohibited from sharing rooms.

The schedule

Quarterfinals: June 4-8; Semifinals: June 12-16; Final: June 20-24.

The draw

First quarterfinal: Bengal vs Jharkhand

Second quarterfinal: Mumbai vs Uttarakhand

Third quarterfinal: Karnataka vs Uttar Pradesh

Fourth quarterfinal: Punjab vs Madhya Pradesh

First semifinal: Winner of QF 1 vs Winner of QF 4

Second semifinal: Winner of QF 2 vs Winner of QF 3

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