The Duleep Trophy quarterfinal matches at the BCCI Centre of Excellence have drawn considerable attention, not only for the intense competition on the field but also for the presence of several high-profile Indian cricket personalities in the stands.

National stars including Mohammed Siraj, Rohit Sharma, Jasprit Bumrah, Shardul Thakur, B Sai Sudharsan, Karun Nair, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Akash Deep, and Jitesh Sharma were spotted observing the proceedings closely, offering a unique opportunity for domestic players to showcase their talent in front of some of the country’s finest cricketers.

The sight of these established players has added an electric atmosphere to the venue, inspiring young and emerging talent to raise their game.

Experts and enthusiasts noted that their presence also highlights the growing importance of the Duleep Trophy as a platform for players to stake a claim for higher honours in Indian cricket.

Coaches and selectors attending the matches are believed to be closely evaluating performances, making every run, wicket, and fielding effort under the watchful eyes of both domestic mentors and international stars.

With such cricketing heavyweights in attendance, the quarterfinals have become more than just a domestic fixture — they are a stage for future stars to impress, gain recognition, and possibly catch the eye of national team selectors. The convergence of top talent in both playing and observing roles reflects the vibrant and competitive spirit of Indian cricket.