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India domestic cricket Ranji Trophy 2024-25 Elite Group Scenarios

India domestic cricket Ranji Trophy 2024-25

Elite Group Scenarios

Group D (Elite)

Current Standings

1. TN: 25 points

2. CHD: 19 points

3. SAU: 18 points

4. RLYS: 17 points

Scenarios

• TN (25 points): Already qualified due to a significant lead. Their final match result will decide whether they top the group.

• CHD (19 points):

 • If they win: They qualify outright, ending with 25 points.

 • If they lose: SAU or RLYS can overtake them.

• SAU (18 points):

 • If they win: They can reach 24 points and likely qualify.

 • If they lose: They are eliminated.

• RLYS (17 points):

 • If they win: They can reach 23 points, but their qualification depends on CHD and SAU losing their matches.

 • If they lose: They are eliminated.

Group C (Elite)

Current Standings

1. HRYNA: 26 points

2. KER: 21 points

3. KNTKA: 19 points

4. BENG: 14 points

Updated Scenarios

• HRYNA (26 points): Already qualified and likely to top the group. Their final match against KNTKA is challenging but won’t impact their qualification.

• KER (21 points):

 • Their final match is against Bihar (0 points), the weakest team, and it’s at home.

 • If they win: They finish with 27 points and secure qualification.

 • If they lose: They could be overtaken by KNTKA. However, a loss against Bihar is highly unlikely, making them the second favorite to qualify.

• KNTKA (19 points):

 • Their final match is against HRYNA (26 points), the group leaders, making it a tough fixture.

 • If they win: They can reach 25 points and qualify, provided KER loses to Bihar.

 • If they lose: They are eliminated.

• BENG (14 points): Mathematically eliminated as they cannot reach the top 2 even with a win.

Group B (Elite)

Current Standings

1. VIDAR: 34 points

2. GUJ: 26 points

3. HP: 21 points

4. HYD / RAJ: 16 points each

Scenarios

• VIDAR (34 points): Already qualified and guaranteed the top spot.

• GUJ (26 points):

 • If they win: They confirm second place with 32 points.

 • If they lose: HP can overtake them.

• HP (21 points):

 • If they win: They can reach 27 points and qualify if GUJ loses.

 • If they lose: They are eliminated.

• HYD / RAJ (16 points): Mathematically eliminated as they cannot surpass GUJ or HP.

Group A (Elite)

Current Standings

1. J + K: 29 points

2. BRODA: 27 points

3. MUM: 22 points

4. ODSA: 17 points

Scenarios

• J + K (29 points): Already qualified and likely to finish at the top unless BRODA overtakes them.

• BRODA (27 points):

 • If they win: They secure qualification.

 • If they lose: MUM can overtake them with a win.

• MUM (22 points):

 • If they win: They can reach 28 points and qualify if BRODA loses.

 • If they lose: They are eliminated.

• ODSA (17 points): Mathematically eliminated as they cannot reach the top 2.

Key Updates for Group C

• KER vs. Bihar: KER is in a strong position, as Bihar has lost all matches. A home win is highly likely, securing KER’s qualification with 27 points.

• KNTKA vs. HRYNA: KNTKA faces a difficult match against the table-toppers, making their chances of qualification lower unless KER unexpectedly loses to Bihar.

Summary of Qualification Chances

1. Guaranteed Qualification:

 • TN (Group D), HRYNA (Group C), VIDAR (Group B), J + K (Group A).

2. Likely to Qualify:

 • CHD (Group D), KER (Group C), GUJ (Group B), BRODA (Group A).

3. Teams with Conditional Chances:

 • SAU, KNTKA, MUM (need wins and favorable results in other matches).

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