Indigo Flights Cancellation: Indigo flights cancellation hit BCCI! Major change in Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy match schedule

Changes in the schedule of Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy matches : The cancellation of Indigo flights has affected the entire country as well as the BCCI. People from various places are stuck at airports. BCCI due to cancellation of Indigo flights Syed Mushtaq Ali TrophyThe knockout round matches have had to be shifted. The knockout matches which were held in Indore will now be played in Pune. These matches are originally scheduled to be played at Holkar Cricket Stadium and Emerald High School ground. The last 12 matches, the Super League and the final were scheduled to be played here from December 12 to 18. But now all these matches have been shifted to Pune.

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The venue of SMAT Knockout events has changed

Syed Mushtaq Ali TrophyThe knockout matches will now be held at MCA Stadium and DY Patil Academy in Pune. Madhya Pradesh Cricket Association CEO Rohit Pandit has confirmed this news. The Times of India quoted Rohit Pandit as saying that he had informed the BCCI 15 days in advance that it would not be possible to organize the Syed Mushtaq Ali knockout matches. Apart from the IndiGo flight crisis, Indore will also host the World Doctors’ Conference from December 9 to 12. As a result, shortage of hotel rooms has started to be felt in Tithi.

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BCCI’s problems increased

BCCIfrom Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy The venues of the competition have been changed. But the world’s richest board now faces serious logistical challenges. BCCI will have to bring players, coaches, umpires and officials from the four SMAT group stage venues Ahmedabad, Kolkata, Lucknow and Hyderabad to Pune. In addition, other domestic tournaments are also being played. According to reports, if Indigo’s woes continue like this, it may be difficult to get the eight teams, umpires and other officials, to Pune for the knockout matches. Additionally, the Women’s Under-23 T20 Trophy and the Men’s Under-19 Cooch Behar Trophy are also being played in Ahmedabad. Due to which the team and officials have to travel frequently.