Meanwhile, the Apex Council meeting on March 3 approved a resolution reaffirming the scheduling of the five-match Twenty20 series against South Africa, which will be played at home in June, stating that “in June, the BCCI will host South Africa for five Twenty20 Internationals.” Cuttack, Vizag, Trivandrum, and Mohali have all lost out on hosting T20Is due to the BCCI’s rotation system. However, the following cities will host the following series, according to the rotation strategy: Chennai, Bengaluru, Nagpur, Rajkot, and Delhi.
“Mohali and Bengaluru are both hosting a Test match in the current series against Sri Lanka, while Trivandrum (KCA) has sought a match in the September-October window due to rain in June.” As a result, we are asking the following locations for the next home series against South Africa: Cuttack, Vizag, Delhi, Rajkot, and Chennai. Since Independence reported these venues on March 3rd.
“The venues that are absent – Trivandrum, Mohali, Bengaluru, and Nagpur – will be rectified within the next home series during the September-October window,” the Apex Council resolution stated.