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Mumbai Cricket Association Approves Central Contracts for Senior Players

The reform package creates clearer routes from college cricket into Mumbai's planned eight-team T20 league.

Overview

  • The MCA’s Apex Council cleared the measures on Wednesday and issued an official statement describing them as forward-looking steps for Mumbai cricket.
  • MCA president Ajinkya Naik said the central contracts are intended to give senior players stability and confidence.
  • A new scouting tournament will be used to identify young prospects for selection in the association’s eight-team T20 league.
  • An inter-college tournament will be established in honor of former India captain Dilip Vengsarkar to develop collegiate talent.
  • Some reports said India- or IPL-contracted players would be excluded and called the move a first for a state association, details not outlined in the MCA’s announcement.