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Mumbai: A day after the BCCI postponed the remaining domestic season, including the Ranji Trophy, (barring the Cooch Behar Trophy), due to the rising number of covid cases in the country, former India captain BCCI president Sourav Ganguly has communicated to all the state associations that “the BCCI would like to reassure that it will do everything to restart the domestic season once the Covid situation is under control,” and that “we (the Board) are committed to holding the remaining tournaments for this season.”
In the email, (TOI has a copy), addressed to the presidents and secretaries of all the state associations on Wednesday, Ganguly has explained that the BCCI was forced to take the decision to postpone the remaining domestic tournaments in the light of “increasing covid cases and multiple cases in many teams.”
“Dear members, a very happy and prosperous new year. As you are aware, we had to put on hold the currently on-going domestic season due to the worsening Covid-19 situation. The covid cases are rapidly increasing and there were multiple positive cases in many teams. It posed an imminent threat to the health and safety of players, officials and all others related to the running of the tournaments.”
In the email, (TOI has a copy), addressed to the presidents and secretaries of all the state associations on Wednesday, Ganguly has explained that the BCCI was forced to take the decision to postpone the remaining domestic tournaments in the light of “increasing covid cases and multiple cases in many teams.”
“Dear members, a very happy and prosperous new year. As you are aware, we had to put on hold the currently on-going domestic season due to the worsening Covid-19 situation. The covid cases are rapidly increasing and there were multiple positive cases in many teams. It posed an imminent threat to the health and safety of players, officials and all others related to the running of the tournaments.”
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