<p>Bengaluru: The Karnataka State Cricket Association is likely to hold the Maharaja Trophy T20 tournament from August 15 at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium.</p>.<p>Following a meeting with the six franchises here on Saturday, KSCA, it is learnt, is planning to have the players’ auction towards the end of July after the completion of the inter-club T20 tournament which will help the teams identify their potential picks.</p>.<p>Like the previous edition, this year, too, the entire event will be held in Bengaluru owing to a combination of factors, sources in the KSCA revealed. With possible rain interruptions during the proposed schedule, the organisers aren’t in favour of taking the tournament to mofussil centres. </p>.<p>With the KSCA already running behind schedule to conduct their league matches and other multi-day tournaments, they are not in position to take the matches beyond Bengaluru.</p>.<p>The delay in the resolution of a dispute between three clubs in the Group I, II Division league for the MAT Acharya Shield has also delayed the announcement of Karnataka State Cricket Association’s new season.</p>
<p>Bengaluru: The Karnataka State Cricket Association is likely to hold the Maharaja Trophy T20 tournament from August 15 at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium.</p>.<p>Following a meeting with the six franchises here on Saturday, KSCA, it is learnt, is planning to have the players’ auction towards the end of July after the completion of the inter-club T20 tournament which will help the teams identify their potential picks.</p>.<p>Like the previous edition, this year, too, the entire event will be held in Bengaluru owing to a combination of factors, sources in the KSCA revealed. With possible rain interruptions during the proposed schedule, the organisers aren’t in favour of taking the tournament to mofussil centres. </p>.<p>With the KSCA already running behind schedule to conduct their league matches and other multi-day tournaments, they are not in position to take the matches beyond Bengaluru.</p>.<p>The delay in the resolution of a dispute between three clubs in the Group I, II Division league for the MAT Acharya Shield has also delayed the announcement of Karnataka State Cricket Association’s new season.</p>