‘There will be lot of injuries’: Shardul Thakur calls out Ranji Trophy scheduling, urges BCCI to re-look at it

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‘There will be lot of injuries’: Shardul Thakur calls out Ranji Trophy scheduling, urges BCCI to re-look at it


Image Source : PTI Shardul Thakur, who slammed his maiden first-class century has referred to as out the gruelling Ranji Trophy schedule

Senior India and Mumbai all-rounder Shardul Thakur has referred to as out Ranji Trophy’s gruelling scheduling urging the BCCI to take a relook at it given the packed schedules all throughout the board as regards to IPL, worldwide cricket and first-class cricket. Shardul, who smashed his maiden first-class century within the Ranji Trophy semi-final towards Tamil Nadu lifting Mumbai to 290/9 from 106/7 earlier than he was dismissed, was candid after stumps on Day 2 on the Sharad Pawar Academy in BKC saying that there will be a lot of accidents sooner or later to the gamers if the scheduling will not be checked out.

Thakur labelled the present Ranji Trophy as ‘troublesome’ the place gamers simply three days between video games to handle. “If boys keep playing like this for two more seasons, there will be a lot of injuries across the country,” Thakur stated on Sunday, March 3. 

“Next year, they [the BCCI] have to re-look at it, and give more [of a] break. When I remember playing Ranji Trophy back in the day, good seven to eight years back, [the] first three games used to have [a] three-day break, and then it was [a] four-day break, and knockouts were played [with] five-day breaks,” Thakur added.

A staff that goes to the ultimate will be enjoying 10 red-ball matches in a span of just a bit over two months and video games final 4-5 days on most Indian tracks within the Ranji Trophy and Thakur’s phrases will undoubtedly be meals for thought for the BCCI. As, not simply the fatigue from the video games, journey throughout the size and breadth of the nation in these three days other than restoration takes a toll on the gamers’ our bodies.

The window for home cricket has reduced in size with the IPL stretching to 74 video games and is more likely to get even shorter with the league set to extend to 94 matches.

“Also, when nine teams were in the group [in the old format], one team would get a break in [the] round-robin system. Now with only eight teams being in one group, everyone plays each other, so that [extra] break has gone now.” Thakur stated whereas giving Mumbai’s instance when the pacer Mohit Awasthi sustained an harm within the sixth recreation as a result of an elevated workload with Tushar Deshpande referred to as up for India A.





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