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Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy offers players a final chance to impress IPL scouts

By · Via Times of India · Published by Everything Blog

In short

The premier domestic T20 competition is being staged across Kolkata, Mumbai, Mohali, Indore, and Sovima in Nagaland. Established veterans such as Suryakumar Yadav and Mohammed Shami are using the matches to revive their white-ball ambitions alongside uncapped prospects. Meanwhile, younger names and sidelined players are eager to make an immediate impact before the bidding begins. Chennai Super Kings recruit Prashant Veer will be under intense scrutiny following his substantial Rs 14.2 crore acquisition as an uncapped talent.

Key points

  • The tournament concludes ten days before the Indian Premier League mini-auction held on D…: The tournament concludes ten days before the Indian Premier League mini-auction held on December 16 in Goa.
  • Maharashtra captain Prithvi Shaw seeks to rebuild his career after missing every Delhi Ca…: Maharashtra captain Prithvi Shaw seeks to rebuild his career after missing every Delhi Capitals match last season.
  • Chennai Super Kings will monitor expensive uncapped allrounder Prashant Veer ahead of the…: Chennai Super Kings will monitor expensive uncapped allrounder Prashant Veer ahead of the upcoming IPL season.

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MUMBAI: For India’s aspiring cricketers, the

Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 Trophy offers a final chance to catch the eye of IPL scouts ahead of the mini-auction in Goa on Dec 16. The tournament, beginning on Saturday across five venues — Kolkata, Mumbai, Mohali, Indore and Sovima in Nagaland — will also see established stars such as T20 World Cup-winning captain Suryakumar Yadav and recently retired Test pacer

Mohammed Shami look to revive their international whiteball ambitions.

With the tournament ending just 10 days before the auction, its timing is ideal for uncapped players hoping to secure an IPL contract. For the 10 franchises, it is an opportunity to assess emerging talent and identify potential additions to their squads.

Coming after the first leg of the Ranji Trophy, it will also test players’ ability to switch formats. Among those keen to make an impression is

Prithvi Shaw, whose career has lost momentum after a promising start. Signed by Delhi Capitals last season, the opener did not get a game.

Leading Maharashtra, Shaw will hope for a strong campaign to remind the…

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