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Crowds turned up for stars, will they stay for cricket?

Crowds turned up for stars, will they stay for cricket? BySanjjeev K Samyal Published on: Dec 25, 2025 11:50 pm IST Read this news in brief form Share Via Copy Link The turnout for Mumbai’s Vijay Hazare game suggests domestic cricket still has some takers but is the BCCI listening? Mumbai: One-day cricket is the least favoured of formats in international cricket nowadays.

Spectators during the Vijay Hazare Trophy match between Mumbai and Sikkim in Jaipur on Wednesday. (PTI)

Spectators during the Vijay Hazare Trophy match between Mumbai and Sikkim in Jaipur on Wednesday. (PTI)

Credit: Hindustantimes

Key Highlights

  • Only during the build-up to the ICC World Cup do the cricket boards take it seriously.
  • This is not the year of the 50-over World Cup either.
  • The next big event is the T20 World Cup in February 2026 and the India team for it was named just last week.
  • Spectators during the Vijay Hazare Trophy match between Mumbai and Sikkim in Jaipur on Wednesday.
  • (PTI) Still in the midst of this all, it was a pleasant surprise to see that the biggest buzz in domestic cricket was created not by a T20 or a five-day game, but by a List-A 50-over game.
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