List of Local Cricket Board of Controls in India - BCCI Cricket Boards

Individual states in India have separate cricket boards, which take care of cricket development in those specific states.

All the national players, who play for country will come from one of the local cricket boards. All these cricket boards will come under BCCI. To conduct the international matches in the specific states has to taken care by these local bodies only.


List of Cricket Boards in India:

Andhra Cricket Association:
Founded:1953
Regional affiliation: South
Headquarters: ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium, Vishakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh
Location: Vishakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, India


Arunachal Cricket Association:
Founded: 2007
Regional affiliation: East
Headquarters: Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh

Location: Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh


Assam Cricket Association:
Founded: 1948
Regional affiliation: Board of Control for Cricket in India
Headquarters: ACA Stadium, Guwahati


Location: Barsapara, Guwahati

Baroda Cricket Association
Bihar Cricket Association
Chhattisgarh State Cricket Sangh
Cricket Association of Bengal
Cricket Association of Mizoram
Cricket Association of Puducherry
Cricket Association of Uttarakhand
Delhi & District Cricket Association
Goa Cricket Association
Gujarat Cricket Association
Haryana Cricket Association
Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association
Hyderabad Cricket Association
Jammu and Kashmir Cricket Association
Jharkhand State Cricket Association
Karnataka State Cricket Association
Kerala Cricket Association
Madhya Pradesh Cricket Association
Maharashtra Cricket Association
Manipur Cricket Association
Meghalaya Cricket Association
Mumbai Cricket Association
Nagaland Cricket Association
Odisha Cricket Association
Punjab Cricket Association
Railways Sports Promotion Board
Rajasthan Cricket Association
Saurashtra Cricket Association
Sikkim Cricket Association
Services Sports Control Board
Tamil Nadu Cricket Association
Tripura Cricket Association
Chandigarh Union Territory Cricket Association
Uttar Pradesh Cricket Association
Vidarbha Cricket Association

Rohit Sharma hit 2 sixes in the last two balls of Super Over

Rohit Sharma hit 2 sixes in the last two balls of Super Over, helped India to won the 3rd T20 International Match.
NZ - 1, 1, 6 (Williamsom), 4 (Williamsom), 0 bye, 4 (Guptill)
IND - 2, 1, 4 (#Rahul), 1, 6 (#RohitSharma), 6 (Rohit) #SuperOver

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India Tour of New Zealand (Ind vs NZ) Fixtures 2020 - Online Live Updates

29/01/2020 Updates:

3rd T20I, Jan 29 2020:

An historic moment for India at Hamilton, as they won first ever T20 series in New Zealand on Jan 29th 2020, India won the 5 T20 international series by 3- 0.

The 3rd T20 ended in a dramatic way, with a tie and India won the match in SUPER Over. 

New Zealand won the toss and elected to ball first, Rohit Sharma and K L Rahul given an brisk start for the first wicket.

India: 179/5 (RG Sharma (65), KL Rahul (27), S Dube (3), V Kohli (38), SS Iyer (17), MK Pandey (14), RA Jadeja (10) )

In reply New Zealand batted well and with the support of fabulous batting by NZ captain KS Williamson (95) didn't help them to win the match.

Great balling by Mohammed Shami in last over helped India to tied the match. 

New Zealand: 179/6 (MJ Guptill (31), C Munro (14), KS Williamson (95), MJ Santner (9), C De Grandhomme (5), Taylor (17))

IND vs NZ 3rd T20I SUPER OVER:

New Zealand:
Opened by Guptill & Williamsom - 1, 1, 6 (Williamsom), 4 (Williamsom), 0 bye, 4 (Guptill)
Bowling: Bumrah

India:
Opened by Rohit & Rahul - 2, 1, 4 (Rahul), 1, 6 (Rohit), 6 (Rohit)
Bowling: Southee

Man of the Match: Rohit Sharma

20/01/2020 Updates:


2nd T20I (N), India tour of New Zealand at Auckland, Jan 26 2020:

Excellent Batting and bowling performance helped India to lead the 5 match T20 series with 2-0. 


India restricted the host for only 132/5 in 20 overs and brilliantly chased down the total in just 17.3 overs. Once again an fabulous performance by the opener K.L Rahul (57) and SS Iyer (44) helped India to lead the series by 2-0 

1st T20I (N), India tour of New Zealand at Auckland, Jan 24 2020: (Ind Vs NZ)

Its a great start to the series by India, won the 1st T20 by 6 wickets. New Zealand made 203/5 in 20 overs and in reply India reached the target in 19 overs (204/4 in 19 overs) lead the 5 match series by 1 - 0.

New Zealand batsmen played brilliantly to make 203 in 20 overs. Fabilious batting by Munaro (59), KS Williamson (51), Taylor (54).

Indian batsmen given a strong reply by brilliant batting display. KL Rahul (56 runs in 27 balls),  V Kohli (45 of 32 balls) and SS Iyer (58 of 29 balls) 


22/01/2020:

After successful home tournaments against West Indies, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Australia, Indian Cricket team will play with New Zealand in New Zealand.

Its a complete series of 5 T20 internationals, 3 One Day International matches and 2 Test matches under 2019 - 2020 ICC Test championship series (total 10 matches).

India tour of New Zealand begins on 24th January 2020 with 1st T20 international at Auckland and end on 4th March 2020 with 2nd ICC Test championship match at Christchurch.

Ind Vs NZ 2020 Time Table:

S.No	Date	India Vs New Zealand Match Schedule
1	24th January 2020	1st T20 International at Auckland
2	26th January 2020	2nd T20 International at Auckland
3	29th January 2020	3rd T20 International at Hamilton
4	31st January 2020	4th T20 International at Wellington
5	2nd February 2020	5th T20 International at Mount Maunganui
6	5th February 2020	1st ODI at Hamilton
7	8th Feb 2020	2nd ODI at Auckland
8	11th Feb 2020	3rd ODI at Mount Maunganui
9	21st Feb 2020	1st ICC Test Championship Match at Wellington
10	29th Feb 2020	2nd ICC Test Championship Match at Christchurch

Indian T20 International Squad:

Virat Kohil, Rohit Sharma, Jasprit Bumrah, Yuzvendra Chahal, Shivam Dube, Shreyas Iyer, Ravindra Jadeja, Kuldeep Yadav, Mohammed Shami, Manish Pandey, Rishabh Pant, KL Rahul, Navdeep Saini, Sanju Samson, Shardul Thakur, Washington Sundar, 

New Zealand Squad:

Kane Williamson, Hamish Bennett, Tom Bruce, Colin de Grandhomme, Martin Guptill, Scott Kuggeleijn, Daryl Mitchell, Colin Munro, Mitchell Santner, Tim Seifert, Ish Sodhi, Tim Southee, Ross Taylor, Blair Tickner.

India vs New Zealand (Ind Vs NZ) last met in the 2019 ICC Men's Cricket World Cup Semi-Final, where India lost the match to New Zealand by 18 Runs. NZ batted first and made 239/8 in 50 overs, in reply India we all out for 221 in 49.3 overs.  The highlight of the match of the partnership between Dhoni and Ravindra Jadeja and Run out of Mahandra Singh Dhoni. Hope, India will play positively after that huge defeat in 2019 Cricket World cup.

All the Best to India and New Zealand

Online Live Updates on ICC Under - 19 Cricket World Cup 2020

International Cricket Council (ICC) conducting a world cup tournament for Under-19 cricket players of qualified international cricket teams in South Africa. The tournament will be started from January 17th 2020 to February 19th 2020. 

All qualified international cricketing boards sending their under-19 cricket national team to take part in this mega tournament and individual cricket board has given equal importance to this mega tournament as compared to ICC Men's cricket world cup.

A Total of 16 national cricket teams participating in ICC Under-19 Cricket world cup 2020, divided in to four groups (Group A, Group B, Group C and Group D). Each team in group will play 3 matches each with their opponent in their respective groups.

The qualifying preparation for the tournament has been started in the year 2018 - 2019. A total of 11 full time members of ICC U19 Cricket World cup 2018 (Afghanistan, Australia, Bangladesh, England, India, New Zealand, Pakistan, South Africa, Sri Lanka, West Indies and Zimbabwe) and newly 5 qualified team (Canada, Japan, Nigeria, Scotland and UAE) participating 2020 U19 Cricket World Cup.

ICC U19 Cricket World Cup Africa Qualifier - 6 teams (Kenya, Namibia, Uganda, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Tanzania) participated and played in Namibia and the qualified team in Nigeria.

ICC U19 Cricket World Cup Americas Qualifier - 6 teams (Argentina, Bermuda, Canada, Cayman Islands, USA) participated and played in Canada and the qualified team in Canada.

ICC U19 Cricket World Cup Asia Qualifier - 6 teams (Malaysia, Nepal, Singapore, UAE, Kuwait, Oman) participated and played in Malaysia and the qualified team in UAE.

ICC U19 Cricket World Cup EAP Qualifier - 5 teams (Fiji, Japan, PNG, Samoa, Vanuatu) participated and played in Japan and the qualified team in Japan.

ICC U19 Cricket World Cup Europe Qualifier - 6 teams (Denmark, France, Ireland, Jersey, Netherlands, Scotland) participated and played in Netherlands and the qualified team in Scotland.


History of U19 World Cup:

The Under 19 world cup tournament has been started in the year 1998 and played 6 teams have won the title till date and India is the most successful team among all.

India - Won the U19 World cup 4 times
Australia - Won the Under 19 World cup 3 times
Pakistan - Won the Under 19 world cup 2 times

England | South Africa | West Indies won the U19 World cup once each 

ICC U19 World Cup Schedule:

24 League matches
4 Play-off Quarter-Final
4 Quarter Finals
3 13th Place Play-off Semi-Finals
2 9th Place Play-off Semi-Final
1 15th Place Play-off Match
3 5th Place Play-off
1 11th Place Play-off
1 7th Place Play-off
1 3rd Place Play-off
2 Semi-Finals
1 Final on February 9th 2020 at  Potchefstroom

A total of 48 matches been played under Uunder 19 World cup 2020 in South Africa by 16 national cricket teams.

Below are the details of Teams and their respective Groups:

ICC U19 World Group A:

• India Under-19s 
• Japan Under-19s 
• New Zealand Under-19s 
• Sri Lanka Under-19s

ICC Under 19 World Cup 2020 Group B:

• West Indies Under-19s 
• Australia Under-19s 
• England Under-19s 
• Nigeria Under-19s

ICC U19 Group C:

• Bangladesh Under-19s 
• Pakistan Under-19s 
• Scotland Under-19s 
• Zimbabwe Under-19s

ICC U19 World Cup Group D:

• Afghanistan Under-19s 
• United Arab Emirates Under-19s
• Canada Under-19s
• South Africa Under-19s

ICC Under 19 World Cup Fixtures :

S.No	Time Table	Teams
1	1st Match, Group D, at Kimberley, Jan 17 2020	South Africa Under-19s Vs Afghanistan Under-19s
2	2nd Match, Group C, at Potchefstroom, Jan 18 2020	Zimbabwe Under-19s Vs Bangladesh Under-19s
3	3rd Match, Group A, at Potchefstroom (Uni), Jan 18 2020	New Zealand Under-19s Vs Japan Under-19s
4	4th Match, Group D, at Bloemfontein, Jan 18 2020	Canada Under-19s Vs United Arab Emirates Under-19s
5	5th Match, Group B, at Kimberley, Jan 18 2020	Australia Under-19s Vs West Indies Under-19s
6	6th Match, Group C, at Potchefstroom (Uni), Jan 19 2020	Scotland Under-19s Vs Pakistan Under-19s
7	7th Match, Group A, at Bloemfontein, Jan 19 2020	India Under-19s Vs Sri Lanka Under-19s
8	8th Match, Group B, at Kimberley, Jan 20 2020	West Indies Under-19s Vs England Under-19s
9	9th Match, Group B, at Kimberley, Jan 20 2020	Nigeria Under-19s Vs Australia Under-19s
10	10th Match, Group C, at Potchefstroom, Jan 21 2020	Scotland Under-19s Vs Bangladesh Under-19s
11	11th Match, Group A, at Bloemfontein, Jan 21 2020	Japan Under-19s Vs India Under-19s
12	12th Match, Group D, at Potchefstroom, Jan 22 2020	South Africa Under-19s Vs Canada Under-19s
13	13th Match, Group D, at Potchefstroom (Uni), Jan 22 2020	Afghanistan Under-19s Vs United Arab Emirates Under-19s
14	14th Match, Group B, at Potchefstroom, Jan 22 2020	Pakistan Under-19s Vs Zimbabwe Under-19s
15	15th Match, Group A, at Bloemfontein, Jan 22 2020	New Zealand Under-19s Vs Sri Lanka Under-19s
16	16th Match, Group B, at Kimberley, Jan 23 2020	Australia Under-19s Vs England Under-19s
17	17th Match, Group B, at Kimberley, Jan 23 2020	Nigeria Under-19s Vs West Indies Under-19s
18	18th Match, Group C, at Potchefstroom, Jan 24 2020	Bangladesh Under-19s Vs Pakistan Under-19s
19	19th Match, Group D, at Potchefstroom (Uni 2), Jan 24 2020	Afghanistan Under-19s Vs Canada Under-19s
20	20th Match, Group A, at Bloemfontein, Jan 24 2020	India Under-19s Vs New Zealand Under-19s
21	21st Match, Group A, at Potchefstroom (Uni), Jan 25 2020	Japan Under-19s Vs Sri Lanka Under-19s
22	22nd Match, Group C, at Potchefstroom, Jan 25 2020	Scotland Under-19s Vs Zimbabwe Under-19s
23	23rd Match, Group D, at Bloemfontein, Jan 25 2020	South Africa Under-19s Vs United Arab Emirates Under-19s
24	24th Match, Group C, at Kimberley, Jan 25 2020	England Under-19s Vs Nigeria Under-19s
25	9th Place Play-off Quarter-Final, at Potchefstroom, Jan 27 2020	Japan U19 Vs England U19
26	9th Place Play-off Quarter-Final, at Potchefstroom (Uni 2), Jan 27 2020	Sri Lanka U19 Vs Nigeria U19
27	9th Place Play-off Quarter-Final, at Potchefstroom, Jan 28 2020	India U19 Vs Australia U19
28	9th Place Play-off Quarter-Final, at Potchefstroom (Uni 2), Jan 28 2020	Zimbabwe U19 Vs Nigeria U19
29	Quarter-Final, at Potchefstroom, Jan 28 2020	India U19 Vs Australia U19
30	Quarter-Final, at Benoni, Jan 29 2020	Zimbabwe Vs Canada
31	13th Place Play-off Semi-Final, at Potchefstroom (Uni 2), Jan 30 2020	QA Vs QA
32	13th Place Play-off Semi-Final, at Potchefstroom, Jan 30 2020	QA Vs QA
33	9th Place Play-off Semi-Final, at Potchefstroom (Uni), Jan 30 2020	QA Vs QA
34	Quarter-Final, at Potchefstroom, Jan 30 2020	QA Vs QA
35	9th Place Play-off Semi-Final, at Kimberley, Jan 31 2020	QA Vs QA
36	15th Place Play-off, at Potchefstroom (Uni 2), Feb 1 2020	QA Vs QA
37	13th Place Play-off, at Potchefstroom, Feb 1 2020	QA Vs QA
38	5th Place Play-off, at Potchefstroom, Feb 1 2020	QA Vs QA
39	5th Place Play-off, at Potchefstroom (Uni), Feb 2 2020	QA Vs QA
40	11th Place Play-off, at Kimberley, Feb 2 2020	QA Vs QA
41	Plate Final, at Benoni, Feb 3 2020	QA Vs QA
42	Semi-Final, at Potchefstroom, Feb 4 2020	QA Vs QA
43	7th Place Play-off, at Benoni, Feb 5 2020	QA Vs QA
44	Semi-Final, at Potchefstroom, Feb 6 2020	QA Vs QA
45	5th Place Play-off, at Benoni, Feb 7 2020	QA Vs QA
46	3rd Place Play-off, at Benoni, Feb 8 2020	QA Vs QA
47	Final, at Potchefstroom, Feb 9 2020	QA Vs QA

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ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 - England and Wales 2019

Best of 2019 ICC Cricket World up mega tournament:

Highest Score made by David Warner (Australia) in 50 overs match: 166 Runs
Most runs made by Rohit Sharma (India) in 2019 ICC cricket world cup: 648 Runs
Most wickets taken by Mitchell Starc (Australia): 27 Wickets
England made highest inning score in 50 overs match: 397/6
Total 6's of the match: 359
Total wickets: 677

Top 10 scorers of 2019 ICC Cricket World cup Championship:

List of Indian Local Cricket Tournaments - Domestic Championships in India

To Get a perfect Indian national cricket team, the preparation of the players has to be done from the ground level. 

To groom the Indian young cricket players, cricket board of India conducts some major domestic tournaments or trophy's, which helps the senior or junior players to groom themselves and get ready for the national tournaments or championships.

Here we've the list of major local cricket tournaments:

First Class Competitions:

Ranji Trophy - Founded in the year 1934
Duleep Trophy - Founded in the year b/w 1961 - 62
Irani Trophy - Founded in the year b/w 1959 - 60

Indian Limited Over domestic Competitions:

Deodhar Trophy – Started in 1973–74
NKP Salve Challenger Trophy – Started in 1994-95
Vijay Hazare Trophy - Started in 2002 -03
BCCI Corporate Trophy - Started in 2009

Twenty20 Domestic Competitions:
Indian Premier  League - Started in the year 2007 -08
Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy - Started in the year 2008 - 09
Inter - State T20 Championship - Started in the year 2006 - 07

Source: Wiki

ICC World Test Championship Points Table 2019 - 2020, Match Updates

ICC World Test Championship Points Table 2019 - 2020 :

Team	M	W	L	T	D	Points
India	7	7	0	0	0	360
Australia	10	7	2	0	1	296
England	9	5	3	0	1	146
Pakistan	5	2	2	0	1	140
Sri Lanka	4	1	2	0	1	80
New Zealand	5	2	4	0	0	60
South Africa	7	1	6	0	0	24
West Indies	2	0	2	0	0	0
Bangladesh	2	0	2	0	0	0

M: The number of matches played.
W: The number of matches won.
L: The number of matches lost.
T: The number of matches tied.
D: The number of matches Draw.
PT: Number of points awarded.


ICC World Test championship 2019 Schedule details:

The first ever ICC Test championship schedule started in the month of August 2019 between the arc 
rivals England vs Australia at Birmingham, Aug 1-5 2019. Australia won the match by 251 Runs.

As a part of ICC World Test championship, each team will be played 6 test series each and points will be divided as per the number of number of matches in individual series they play.

ICC World Test Championship Points Table Calculation (points system):

Each series the total number of points will be:120
For each win, the points again by the team will depend on the number of individual matches in that specific series:

Example Point System:

In a 2 Match Series, for each win 60 points will be added to the winning team i.e (120/2)
In a 3 Match Series, for each win 40 points will be added to the winning team i.e (120/3)
In a 4 Match Series for each win 30 points will be added to the winning team i.e (120/4)
In a 5 Match series for each win 24 points will be added to the winning team i.e (120/5)

A Ties will be 50% of the points available and a Drawn will be a 3:1 points ratio.

Matches in series (2) - Tie/Draw - 30/20
Matches in series (3) - Tie/Draw - 20/13
Matches in series (4) - Tie/Draw - 15/10
Matches in series (5) - Tie/Draw - 12/8


ICC World Test Championship 2019 - 2020 Matches:

Australia Tour of England for ICC World Test Championship:

1st Test - Australia won by 251 Runs
2nd Test - Match Drawn
3rd Test - England won by 1 Wicket
4th Test - Australia won by 185 Runs
5th Test - England won by 135 Runs

India played against West Indies as the first series in ICC World Test championship, where they played 2 test matches against West Indies.

1st Test - India won by 318 Runs
2nd Test - India won by 257 Runs 

Second series for India under ICC World test championship was with South Africa. Where they've played 3 test matches in the month of Oct 2019

1st Test - India won by 203 Runs
2nd Test - India won by an Innings and 137 Runs
3rd Test - India won by an Innings and 202 Runs

Indian 3rd series was with Bangladesh, where they've played 2 test matches, and which include one historic Day and Night Test Match with pink ball at Eden Gardens, Kolkata.

1st Test - India won by an Innings and 130 Runs
2nd D/N Test Match (Pink Ball) - India won by Innings and 46 Runs 


New Zealand played against Sri Lanka in Sri Lanka their first ICC Test Championship series in the month of August 2019. They play 2 test matches in Sri Lanka:

1st Test - Sri Lanka won by 6 wickets
2nd Test - New Zealand won by an innings and 65 Runs

Pakistan 1st ICC World Test series was against Australia in Australia in the month of November - December 2019:

1st Test:
Nov 21-24, 2019 - 1st Test at Brisbane Cricket Ground, Woolloongabba, Brisbane
Pakistan 240 & 335
Australia 580
Australia won by an innings and 5 runs

2nd Test:
Nov 29-Dec 2, 2019 - 2nd Test at Adelaide Oval (day/night)
Australia 589/3d
Pakistan 302 & 239 (f/o)
Australia won by an innings and 48 runs

Pakistan 2nd ICC World Test series was against Sri Lanka. The importance of this series was that after a long gap, international cricket match was played in Pakistan after the terror attack against Sri Lanka cricket team in Pakistan. 

1st Test:

Dec 11-15, 2019 - 1st Test at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium
Sri Lanka 308/6d
Pakistan 252/2
Match drawn

2nd Test:
Pakistan 191 & 555/3d
Sri Lanka 271 & 212 (target: 476)
Pakistan won by 263 runs

The next series in ICC World Test series was between Australia and New Zealand. This was an New Zealand tour of Australia in the month of December 2019:

1st Test:
Dec 12-15, 2019 - 1st Test at Perth Stadium (day/night)
Australia 416 & 217/9d
New Zealand 166 & 171 (target: 468)
Australia won by 296 runs

2nd Test:
Dec 26-29, 2019 - 2nd Test at Melbourne Cricket Ground
Australia 467 & 168/5d
New Zealand 148 & 240 (target: 488)
Australia won by 247 runs

3rd Test:
Australia 454 & 217/2d
New Zealand 256 & 136 (target: 416)
Australia won by 279 runs

At the same time, in the month of December 2019, ICC World test series is played between England and South Africa.  This was an England tour of South Africa:

ICC Test Championship:

1st Test Eng vs SA:
Dec 26-29, 2019 - 1st Test at Super Sport Park, Centurion
South Africa 284 & 272
England 181 & 268 (target: 376)
South Africa won the 1st test, ICC Cricket Test Championship at Centurion by 107 runs


2nd Test Eng vs SA:
England 269 & 391/8d
South Africa 223 & 248 (target: 438)
England won the 2nd Test, ICC World Test Championship at Cape Town by 189 Runs

3rd Test Eng vs SA:
England 499/9 declare
SA 209 & 237 (88.5 overs)
England won the 3rd Test, ICC World Test Championship at Port Elizabeth by Innings and 53 Runs.

4th Test England vs South Africa:
England 400 & 248
South Africa 183 & 274
England won the 4th ICC World Test Championship at Johannesburg by 191 Runs.

1st Test Pakistan Vs Bangladesh under World Test Championship:

Bangladesh 233 & 168
Pakistan 445
Pakistan won by an Innings and 44 Runs.

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