Cricketers participate in 2019-20 domestic seasons receive a 50% match fee: Jay Shah: Due to the COVID19 pandemic, many Indian cricketers are in financial trouble. After the Ranji Trophy was not held for the first time in its history last year. That is to say, the BCCI compensation plan for these players has been long-awaiting.
BCCI announced on Monday that domestic cricket players are affected by the shortened 2020-21. The cricket season due to COVID will receive 50% of the additional match fee as compensation for the interruption. It will also increase next season. In addition and another major decision, it is decide that there will be a hike in the match fee of domestic cricketers.
Domestic players who have played 40 games will now receive 60,000 Indian rupees. While players under 23 will receive 25,000 Indian rupees, and cricketers under 19 will receive 20,000 Indian rupees.
Cricketers participate in 2019-20 domestic seasons receive a 50% match fee
Therefore, according to reports, the Ranji Trophy will be held from January 5, 2022, to March 20, 2022. All Ranji Trophy competitions this year will be held firstly in Mumbai. Secondly, at Bangalore, Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Trivandrum, and in addition is at Chennai.
“Cricketers who participate in 2019-20 Domestic Season get 50 percent additional match fee as compensation for season 2020-21 lost due to COVID-19 situation,” BCCI general secretary Jay Shah said the news on Twitter.
Meanwhile, local seniors who played for Ranji and Vijay Hazare Trophy received 35,000 Indian rupees per game, while Syed Mustaw Ali Trophy received 17,500 Indian rupees per game. In addition, the committee comprised of former India skipper Mohammed Azharuddin, Santosh Menon, Jaydev Shah, Yudhvir Singh, Rohan Jaitley, Avishek Dalmiya, and Devajit Saikia.
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