Ranji Trophy 2023 Quarter Final, Semi Final & Final Schedule: Date, Venues, TV Channel & Live Streaming Info

Eight
teams
from
the

four
Elite
groups,
the
group
winners
and
runners
up,
progressed
to
the
last
eight
round
after
the
conclusion
of
the
group
phase.

In
the
quarterfinals,
four
Elite
Group
toppers
–
Madhya
Pradesh,
Bengal,
Karnataka
and
Saurashtra
will
be
joined
by
the
four
Elite
Group
runners
up
–
Andhra,
Punjab,
Jharkhand
and
Uttarakhand.

For
the
quarterfinals,
teams
from
alternate
groups
will
face
each
other
with
the
first-placed
team
taking
on
the
second-placed
team
in
the
other
group.

Also,
teams
topping
their
respective
groups
will
have
the
home
advantage
for
the
first
knockout
rounds
–
Quarterfinals.
All
the
four
quarterfinals
will
start
at
9:30
AM
and
unlike
the
four
day
games
in
the
group
phase,
the
knockouts
will
all
be
five
day
matches.

Bengal
and
Jharkhand
will
rematch
from
last
season’s
last
eight
clash
in
Quarterfinal
1
at
the
Eden
Gardens,
Saurashtra
face
Punjab
at
home
in
Quarterfinal
2.

And
in
Quarterfinal
4,
defending
champions
Madhya
Pradesh
host
Andhra,
while
Karnataka
host
Uttarakhand
in
Quarterfinal
3.

The
semifinal
and
final
start
from
February
8
and
February
16,
respectively.
The
venues
for
the
three
matches
will
be
announced
soon.

Here
is
the
Ranji
Trophy
2023
Knockouts
Schedule,
Timings,
Telecast
&
Live
Streaming
Info:

Ranji
Trophy
2022-23
Quarterfinal,
Semifinal
and
final
schedule

TBC
–
To
Be
Confirmed

Ranji
Trophy
2023
Knockouts
Telecast
and
Live
Streaming

Select
matches
will
be
shown
on

Star
Sports
Network
–
Star
Sports
2
and
live
streaming
will
be
available
on

Disney+
HotStar.

Ranji
Trophy
2023
Knockouts
Squads

Bengal:
Karan
Lal,
Abhimanyu
Easwaran,
Sudip
Kumar
Gharami,
Anustup
Majumdar,
Manoj
Tiwary
(captain),
Suvankar
Bal,
Abishek
Porel
(wicketkeeper),
Akash
Ghatak,
Pritam
Chakraborty,
Akash
Deep,
Ishan
Porel,
Geet
Puri,
Pradipta
Pramanik,
Mukesh
Kumar,
Sumanta
Gupta,
Durgesh
Dubey,
Ankit
Mishra,
Abhishek
Das,
Sayan
Mondal,
Koushik
Ghosh,
Writtick
Chatterjee,
Ravikant
Singh.

Jharkhand:
Kumar
Deobrat,
Aryaman
Sen,
Kumar
Suraj,
Virat
Singh
(captain),
Saurabh
Tiwary,
Kumar
Kushagra
(wicketkeeper),
Anukul
Roy,
Shahbaz
Nadeem,
Supriyo
Chakraborty,
Vinayak
Vikram,
Ashish
Kumar,
Vikash
Singh,
Monu
Kumar,
Rahul
Shukla,
Md
Nazim,
Sushant
Mishra,
Manishi,
Nazim
Siddiqui,
Utkarsh
Singh.

Karnataka:
Ravikumar
Samarth,
Mayank
Agarwal
(captain),
Devdutt
Padikkal,
Manish
Pandey,
Nikin
Jose,
Sharath
BR
(wicketkeeper),
Shubhang
Hegde,
Krishnappa
Gowtham,
Vasuki
Koushik,
Shreyas
Gopal,
Vidhwath
Kaverappa,
Vijaykumar
Vyshak,
Ronit
More,
Srinivas
Sharath,
Krishnamurthy
Siddharth,
Vishal
Onat.

Punjab:
Abhishek
Sharma,
Prabhsimran
Singh,
Anmol
Malhotra
(wicketkeeper),
Anmolpreet
Singh,
Mandeep
Singh
(captain),
Baltej
Singh,
Mayank
Markande,
Naman
Dhir,
Sanvir
Singh,
Siddarth
Kaul,
Vinay
Choudhary,
Ramandeep
Singh,
Harpreet
Brar,
Gurnoor
Brar,
Jass
Inder
Singh.

Saurashtra:
Arpit
Vasavada
(captain),
Sheldon
Jackson,
Prerak
Mankad,
Snell
Patel
(wicketkeeper),
Harvik
Desai,
Chirag
Jani,
Dharmendrasinh
Jadeja,
Jay
Gohil,
Parth
Bhut
,
Kushang
Patel,
Chetan
Sakariya,
Samarth
Vyas,
Tarang
Gohel,
Devang
Karamta,
Navneet
Vora.

Uttarakhand:
Jiwanjot
Singh
(captain),
Priyanshu
Khanduri
,
Aditya
Tare
(wicketkeeper),
Kunal
Chandela,
Akhil
Rawat,
Dikshanshu
Negi,
Swapnil
Singh,
Mayank
Mishra,
Akash
Madhwal,
Agrim
Tiwari,
Deepak
Dhapola,
Abhay
Negi,
Avneesh
Sudha,
Himanshu
Bisht,
Rajan
Kumar.

Madhya
Pradesh:
Yash
Dubey,
Himanshu
Mantri
(wicketkeeper),
Shubham
Sharma,
Rajat
Patidar,
Aditya
Shrivastava,
Akshat
Raghuwanshi,
Anubhav
Agarwal,
Saransh
Jain,
Avesh
Khan,
Gaurav
Yadav,
Kumar
Kartikeya
(captain),
Kuldeep
Sen,
Harsh
Gawli.

Andhra:
Uppara
Girinath
(wicketkeeper),
Abhishek
Reddy,
Shaik
Rasheed,
Hanuma
Vihari
(captain),
Ricky
Bhui,
Karan
Shinde,
Nitish
Reddy,
Shoaib
Md
Khan,
KV
Sasikanth,
Bandaru
Ayyappa,
Lalith
Mohan,
CR
Gnaneshwar,
Ashwin
Hebbar,
S
Ashish,
Manish
Golamaru,
Pinninti
Tapaswi,
Madhav
Rayudu,
Kodavandla
Sudharsan,
Vamsi
Krishna.