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Bcci Domestic Season 2016-17 (Hyderabad) THE HYDERABAD CRICKET ASSOCIATION Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium, Uppal, Hyderabad – 500 039, A.P. Email: [email protected] , Phone: 27177846, Fax: 040 – 27176873 BCCI DOMESTIC SEASON 2016-17 (HYDERABAD) RANJI TROPHY- GROUP ‘C’ 1. 6-9 OCT 2016 HYDERABAD VS GOA AT NAGPUR 2. 13-16 OCT 2016 HYDERABAD VS HARYANA AT RANCHI 3. 20-23 OCT 2016 HYDERABAD VS KERALA AT BHUBANESHWAR 4. 27-30 OCT 2016 HYDERABAD VS H PRADESH AT GUWAHATI 5. 5-8 NOV 2016 HYDERABAD VS TIRUPARA AT DELHI (RAILWAY) 6. 13-16 NOV 2016 HYDERABAD VS SSCB AT DELHI 7. 21-24 NOV 2016 HYDERABAD VS CHATTISGARH AT VALSAD 8. 29 NOV-2DEC 16 HYDERABAD VS J&K AT BARODA 9. 7-10 DEC 2016 HYDERABAD VS ANDHRA AT KANPUR VIJAY HAZARE TROPHY GROUP ‘D’ 1. 25 FEB 2017 HYDERABAD VS J& K AT KOLKATA 2. 26 FEB 2017 HYDERABAD VS SAURASHTRA AT KOLKATA 3. 1 MAR 2017 HYDERABAD VS CHATTISGARH AT KOLKATA 4. 3 MAR 2017 HYDERABAD VS JHARKHAND AT KOLKATA 5. 4 MAR 2017 HYDERABAD VS KARNATAKA AT KOLKATA 6. 6 MAR 2017 HYDERABAD VS SSCB AT KOLKATA SYED MUSTAQ ALI TROPHY – 29 JAN – 3 FEB 2017 AT TAMILNADU 1 THE HYDERABAD CRICKET ASSOCIATION Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium, Uppal, Hyderabad – 500 039, A.P. Email: [email protected] , Phone: 27177846, Fax: 040 – 27176873 COL CK NAYUDU TROPHY ELITE GROUP ‘C’ 1. 10-13 OCT 2016 HYDERABAD VS MUMBAI AT MUMBAI 2. 17-20 OCT 2016 HYDERABAD VS VIDARBHA AT NAGPUR 3. 24-27 OCT 2016 HYDERABAD VS MAHARASHTRA AT PUNE 4. 31 OCT-3 NOV 16 HYDERABAD VS KERALA AT HYDERABAD COOCH BEHAR TROPHY GROUP ‘D’ 1. 5-8 NOV 2016 HYDERABAD VS SAURASHTRA AT RAJKOT 2. 14-17 NOV 2016 HYDERABAD VS JHARKHAND AT RANCHI 3. 28 NOV-1 DEC 16 HYDERABAD VS NORTH EAST AT HYDERABAD 4. 5-8 DEC 16 HYDERABAD VS GUJARAT AT AHMEDABAD 5. 12-15 DEC 16 HYDERABAD VS MPCA AT INDORE 6. 19-22 DEC 16 HYDERABAD VS KARNATAKA AT BANGALORE VINOO MANKAD TROPHY UNDER-19 MEN 1-12 OCT 2016 AT HYDERABAD Round First 3rd October 2016 1. HYDERABAD VS GOA AT UPPAL 2. ANDHRA VS KERALA AT AOC 3. TAMILNADU VS KARNATAKA AT GYMKHANA Second Round 4th October 2016 1. HYDERABAD VS TAMILNADU AT UPPAL 2. ANDHRA VS GOA AT GYMKHANA 3. KARNATAKA VS KERALA AT AOC Third Round 6th October 2016 1. HYDERABAD VS KERALA AT UPPAL 2. ANDHRA VS KARNATAKA AT GYMKHANA 3. GOA VS TAMILNADU AT AOC Fourth Round 7th October 2016 1. HYDERABAD VS KARNATAKA AT GYMKHANA 2. ANDHRA VS TAMILNADU AT UPPAL 3. GOA VS KERALA AT AOC Fifth Round 9th October 2016 1. HYDERABAD VS ANDHRA AT UPPAL 2. GOA VS KARNATAKA AT AOC 3. TAMILNADU VS KARNATAKA AT GYMYKHANA 2 THE HYDERABAD CRICKET ASSOCIATION Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium, Uppal, Hyderabad – 500 039, A.P. Email: [email protected] , Phone: 27177846, Fax: 040 – 27176873 VIJAY MERCHANT TROPHY 1-23 DEC 2016 AT KARNATAKA SENIOR WOMEN’S ELITE GROUP ‘A’ ONE DAY 1. 1 OCT 2016 HYDERABAD VS MAHARASHTRA AT CHATTISGARH 2. 3 OCT 2016 HYDERABAD VS DELHI AT CHATTISGARH 3. 7 OCT 2016 HYDERABAD VS GOA AT CHATTISGARH 4. 9 OCT 2016 HYDERABAD VS ORISSA AT CHATTISGARH SUPER LEAGUE 15-18 OCT 2016 AT KOLKATA UNDER 19 WOMEN’S ONE DAY 10-20 NOV 2016 AT HYDERABAD Round First 10 th November 2016 4. HYDERABAD VS GOA AT UPPAL 5. ANDHRA VS KERALA AT AOC 6. TAMILNADU VS KARNATAKA AT GYMKHANA Second Round 11 th November 2016 4. HYDERABAD VS TAMILNADU AT UPPAL 5. ANDHRA VS GOA AT GYMKHANA 6. KARNATAKA VS KERALA AT AOC Third Round 13 th November 2016 4. HYDERABAD VS KERALA AT UPPAL 5. ANDHRA VS KARNATAKA AT GYMKHANA 6. GOA VS TAMILNADU AT AOC Fourth Round 14 th November 2016 4. HYDERABAD VS KARNATAKA AT GYMKHANA 5. ANDHRA VS TAMILNADU AT UPPAL 6. GOA VS KERALA AT AOC Fifth Round 16 th November 2016 4. HYDERABAD VS ANDHRA AT UPPAL 5. GOA VS KARNATAKA AT AOC 6. TAMILNADU VS KARNATAKA AT GYMYKHANA 3 THE HYDERABAD CRICKET ASSOCIATION Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium, Uppal, Hyderabad – 500 039, A.P. Email: [email protected] , Phone: 27177846, Fax: 040 – 27176873 SENIOR WOMEN’S ELITE GROUP ‘B’ T 20 AT 1. 1 JAN 2017 HYDERABAD VS MPCA AT JAMSHEDPUR 2. 4 JAN 2017 HYDERABAD VS UPCA AT JAMSHEDPUR 3. 5 JAN 2017 HYDERABAD VS ODISHA AT JAMSHEDPUR 4. 6 JAN 2017 HYDERABAD VS GOA AT JAMSHEDPUR WOMEN’S UNDER 23 INTER STATE 8-16 FEB 2016 AT KERALA 4 .
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