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BCCI Sets Up Independent Trials and New Committee for Arunachal Cricket Teams
✍️ News18
🗓 15 Oct 2026, 02:17 AM
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The Board of Control for Cricket in India has announced independent trials for state teams in Arunachal Pradesh and will form a new committee to oversee cricket development in the region.
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has announced a new strategy to address the shortcomings in Arunachal Pradesh’s cricket structure. The plan involves conducting independent trials for state teams to identify talent and ensure fair selection.
Under the new scheme, players from across the state will be invited to a series of open trials held at designated venues. The trials will be overseen by neutral officials to maintain transparency and meritocracy.
In addition to the trials, BCCI will establish a dedicated committee tasked with overseeing cricket development in Arunachal. The committee will work closely with the state association, provide coaching resources, and monitor progress of the teams.
The move is expected to streamline talent identification, improve coaching standards, and ultimately strengthen Arunachal’s representation in national competitions.
Under the new scheme, players from across the state will be invited to a series of open trials held at designated venues. The trials will be overseen by neutral officials to maintain transparency and meritocracy.
In addition to the trials, BCCI will establish a dedicated committee tasked with overseeing cricket development in Arunachal. The committee will work closely with the state association, provide coaching resources, and monitor progress of the teams.
The move is expected to streamline talent identification, improve coaching standards, and ultimately strengthen Arunachal’s representation in national competitions.