Sarfaraz, Jurel get main agreements; Ranji matches not likely to be kept in North in Dec-Jan

India’s latest batting star Sarfaraz Khan and wicket-keeper Dhruv Jurel were inducted into Group C of BCCI’s main agreement with a yearly retainership cost of Rs 1 crore, having actually satisfied the requirements of playing 3 Tests in an existing season. Their names were validated throughout BCCI Apex Council conference which was hung on Monday. Sarfaraz, a domestic heavyweight for Mumbai, scored 3 half-centuries in 3 Tests versus England while Agra male Jurel, with ratings of 90 and 39 not out in a challenging chase at Ranchi, won the Player of the Match in just his 2nd video game. Ratification of main agreement was on the program and both have actually made it. Ranji Trophy scheduling =============== The BCCI is most likely to review the Ranji Trophy calender for the next season and will not arrange any matches in the northern part of India throughout the months of December and January, when fog and bad light frequently play spoilsport. While the in-depth domestic calender will be revealed later on, the BCCI Apex Council did talk about the tentative schedule of the 2024-25, which was among the main products in the eight-point program of the Apex Council conference on the day. For the previous couple of seasons, the Ranji Trophy is beginning in January and ending in 2nd week of March and in north-Indian
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