In domestic cricket, Arjun Tendulkar has made the decision to stick with Goa. After missing Goa’s most recent tour of Oman, the 26-year-old left-arm seamer raised questions about his future with the squad. However, according to a Sportsar article, sources inside the organisation have verified that Arjun will continue to play for the team.
Before the 2022–2023 domestic season, Arjun, the son of legendary batsman Sachin Tendulkar, relocated from Mumbai to Goa. He has been outstanding with the ball for Goa, taking 50 wickets in first-class cricket and scoring a century in his Ranji Trophy debut. Goa recently travelled to Oman for a white-ball series under the
Arjun actually missed Goa’s most recent preseason trip to Oman, which raised questions about whether he would continue playing for the state team. But now that the all-rounder has made the decision to carry on with Goa, the uncertainty is gone.
Arjun, who currently plays for the Indian Premier League (IPL) Lucknow Super Giants, will now concentrate on the forthcoming domestic season with Goa. Goa’s senior men’s team, meanwhile, just got back from a ten-day pre-season trip to Oman. After losing a T20 series previously, the squad won two of three games in a one-day series.
Arjun has taken 52 wickets at an average of 38.03 in 24 First-Class games, according to Cricinfo. He has one five-wicket haul in addition to two four-fers. A 5/25 represents his greatest performance.
Goa, led by captain Snehal Kauthankar and coach Dinesh Mongia, had a mixed but successful pre-season trip of Oman. The squad won the three-match one-day series 2-1 after losing the T20 series 0-2. After losing the first one-day match, City & Local Guides Goa triumphed in the next two games.
Goa’s Ranji Trophy match versus Baroda will kick off the season in October 2026. The Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy 2026 and the Vijay Hazare Trophy 2026 will come after their seven Ranji group games.
