Overview
- Secretary Devajit Saikia said the final, scheduled for September 11–15 at the BCCI Centre of Excellence in Bengaluru, will be aired live.
- Quarterfinals were not televised, drawing sustained criticism from fans as the domestic season opened in Bengaluru.
- Saikia pointed to a broadcaster agreement covering 100 days of domestic cricket, and reporting indicates only the final will be shown this year.
- The semifinals start on September 4 at the CEG ground, yet coverage beyond the final remains unconfirmed and is expected to be off-air.
- The limited access contrasts with last year, when all Duleep Trophy matches were available to watch.