On September 20, the 28th JP Atray Cricket Tournament will return to Panchkula.

In the inaugural game of the All India JP Atray Memorial Cricket Tournament, CAG will square off against Yorks CC.

At the Sector 16 Cricket Stadium in Chandigarh, on September 20, the 28th All India JP Atray Memorial Cricket competition will get underway with CAG squaring off against Yorks CC.

On the same day, the UT Cricket Association will compete against Minerva CA.

For the 11-day competition, which will conclude with the final at the IS Bindra PCA Stadium in Mohali on September 30, as many as 16 teams have been drawn into four pools of four teams each.

The competition, which will consist of 50-over games, will take place on league-wide knockout system.

The PCA's New International Cricket Stadium in Mullanpur, GMSSS in Sector 26, the Mahajan Cricket Ground in Chandigarh, the Government College Cricket Ground in Rupnagar, and the Dhruv Pandove Cricket Stadium in Patiala will all host games in addition to the cricket grounds in Chandigarh and Mohali.

Vivek Atray, the organizer of the tournament, said: "With the open assistance and support of the PCA management and UT sports department, we have been able to eke out 11 days, covering 27 matches at six venues, despite the busy domestic calendar."

"For the past 25 years, we have had wonderful cooperation from the Punjab Cricket Association (PCA) in order to host this competition. More than 100 players who have gone on to wear national colors have participated in this competition over the years, he continued.

a lengthy list Included in the group were Kapil Dev, Chetan Sharma, Mahinder Singh Dhoni, Yuvraj Singh, Harbhajan Singh, Wasim Jaffar, Varinder Sehwag, Sourav Ganguly, Rohit Sharma, Ajinkya Rahane, Ashish Nehra, Shikhar Dhawan, Yuzvendra Singh Chahal, Cheteshwar Pujara, Jaspreet Bumrah, Hardik Pand He named Arshdeep Singh and numerous others.

The victors will receive a monetary award of 2 lakh in addition to the trophy, while the runners-up will receive 1 lakh.

competing 16 teams for the championship

PCC, FCI, India Cement, and Uttarakhand make up Pool A.

Pool B consists of Rann Star Cricket Club, HPCA, Yorks Cricket Club, CAG, and

Players XI Delhi, Reliance India, Minerva Cricket Academy, and UTCA Chandigarh make up Pool C.

Pool D: Indian Railways, JKCA, Amigo Sports Academy, and Club de cricket Delhi Blue.