BCCI intervenes to keep Arunachal Pradesh's domestic cricket season alive

New Delhi – The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has stepped in to safeguard the upcoming domestic cricket season in Arunachal Pradesh. The governing body said it will provide the necessary financial and logistical assistance to the state association so that scheduled matches can be held without interruption.

The intervention comes after concerns were raised about the viability of the season in the northeastern state. By allocating resources and coordinating with local officials, BCCI aims to ensure that players from Arunachal Pradesh get a full competitive calendar.

Officials from the Arunachal Pradesh Cricket Association welcomed the move, describing it as a crucial step toward the development of cricket in the region. The BCCI’s support is expected to cover venue preparation, travel arrangements and other operational costs.

The season, which forms part of India’s broader domestic structure, will now proceed under the oversight of the national board, reinforcing its commitment to promoting the sport across all states.

Further details on the exact financial package and schedule are expected to be released by the BCCI in the coming days.