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RCB captain Rajat Patidar addressed fans following the tragic stampede after their IPL victory parade, expressing condolences and solidarity. Virat Kohli echoed these sentiments, acknowledging the heartbreak and offering prayers. RCB announced a compensation package, a memorial, and safety measures, while a judicial commission held organisers responsible for safety lapses.

Central Zone took control in the Duleep Trophy quarterfinal with a massive 678-run lead. Patidar and Sharma's batting dominance puts North East Zone under severe pressure heading into the next innings.

In a Duleep Trophy quarterfinal, Central Zone dominated NorthEast Zone, amassing 432/2 with Danish Malewar's unbeaten 198 and Rajat Patidar's rapid 125. Meanwhile, in another match, North Zone struggled against East Zone, finishing at 308/6, with Manishi's three wickets causing significant damage. Injury and illness forced leadership changes in Central and East Zones.

Central Zone dominated the first day of the Duleep Trophy quarter-final, reaching 432 for 2 against North East Zone. Danish Malewar remained unbeaten on 198, while Rajat Patidar contributed a rapid 125. Their impressive partnership helped Central Zone build a strong foundation, with Malewar nearing a double century.

Rajat Patidar smashed a 96-ball century and Danish Malewar struck an unbeaten 198 to put Central Zone on top against North East Zone in the Duleep Trophy. Mohammed Shami also returned with a wicket for the East Zone against the North Zone.

Central Zone captain Dhruv Jurel and East Zone skipper Abhimanyu Easwaran missed the Duleep Trophy quarterfinals, which began here on Thursday, due to a fever and a groin niggle, respectively.

Aakash Chopra has ignited controversy by questioning RCB's influence on Rajat Patidar's captaincy in domestic cricket. Mo Bobat revealed he encouraged Patidar to seek leadership roles at the state level, leading to his appointment as Madhya Pradesh captain. Chopra found it questionable for IPL franchises to 'nudge' players into domestic captaincy roles, sparking debate about the ethics of such influence.