Ajinkya Rahane & Co were supposed to leave for Lahli on Wednesday morning for the Ranji Trophy quarter-final between defending champions Mumbai and Haryana

The boards were informed of the change a day before Mumbai were scheduled to fly to Lahli for the game | ESPN.in

Defending champions Mumbai quarter-final match against Haryana in the Ranji Trophy has been shifted from Lahli to Kolkata by the BCCI due to unforeseen circumstances. The match, which was originally set to be played in Lahli, has been moved to the Eden Gardens. ( More Cricket News)

The Ranji Trophy quarter-final matches are set to begin in just three days and this will feature some of the best teams in Domestic cricket. One of the biggest favourites in the tournament is the Mumbai side who will be playing their knockout match against Haryana who finished on top in Group C.

The Ranji Trophy quarterfinal fixture between Mumbai and Haryana has been shifted from Lahli to Kolkata at the last moment due to ‘unavoidable circumstances’.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has shifted the upcoming Ranji Trophy 2024-25 quarter-final match between Mumbai and Haryana from Lahli to Kolkata. The decision was taken due to "unavoidable circumstances," The Indian Express reported.

The boards were informed of the change a day before Mumbai were scheduled to fly to Lahli for the game

The BCCI recently made the decision to shift the quarter-final clash between Mumbai and Haryana to Kolkata from Lahli. Both boards were informed of the same a day before Mumbai was scheduled to fly to Lahli.