India’s domestic season fixtures 2013-14 finalised

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Ranji Trophy-2012-13

The Tour Programme and Fixtures Committee of the BCCI met at the Cricket Centre in Mumbai, on Monday, 1 July 2013, to finalise the domestic cricket schedule for the 2013-14 season.
RANJI TROPHY GROUPS
The groups for the 2013-14 edition of the Ranji Trophy are as follows:
GROUP A                          
GROUP B
GROUP C
MUMBAI
SAURASHTRA
HYDERABAD
PUNJAB
SERVICES
MAHARASHTRA
GUJARAT
UTTAR PRADESH
ANDHRA
DELHI
RAILWAYS
ASSAM
KARNATAKA
BARODA
KERALA
ORISSA
MADHYA PRADESH
GOA
HARYANA
BENGAL
HIMACHAL PRADESH
VIDARBHA
TAMIL NADU
JAMMU AND KASHMIR
JHARKHAND
RAJASTHAN
TRIPURA

1. The gap between Ranji Trophy matches will be four days, after the third game.

2. All the Ranji Trophy matches have been scheduled on weekends.

3. The Vijay Hazare Trophy matches at the knockout stage, and the Deodhar Trophy matches, will be played under lights.

4. The under-25 matches will start a day after the Ranji matches, so that players who are not part of the playing XI in the Ranji games, can play the under-25 games.

5. There will be no bonus points in one-day games.

6. SG Test balls will be used for Ranji Trophy and Under-25 matches.

7. Under-16 and Under-19 matches will be played with SG Tournament Special balls.

8. Women's Senior Tournaments (One-dayers and T20s) will be played on Elite and Plate group basis. Both these tournaments will be played in coloured clothing, and with white balls.

9. In the Ranji League phase, every team will play four ‘home’ and four ‘away’ games.

10. The Ranji Knockout games will be played at venues to be identified by the Ground and Pitches Committee, in consultation with the Chairman of the Technical Committee.

Source: bcci.tv

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