Ranji Trophy: Flood-Hit Jammu & Kashmir's Home Matches Shifted to Mohali
The northern Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir suffered extensive damage to life and property since the beginning of September because several rivers were in spate due to torrential rainfall.
- Press Trust of India
- Updated: September 20, 2014 08:42 PM IST
The BCCI has decided to shift Jammu and Kashmir's Ranji Trophy home matches to Mohali, following the devastating floods that hit the state which has left the two cricket grounds in deplorable condition.
"Recently, we have taken a decision that due to the natural calamity in Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab Cricket Association have come forward, and all of Jammu and Kashmir's home games will be played at Mohali," BCCI secretary Sanjay Patel told reporters here. (I Was Stuck in a Helpless Situation, Says Rasool)
The northern Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir suffered extensive damage to life and property since the beginning of September because several rivers were in spate due to torrential rainfall.
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