Arjun Tendulkar will play for Goa in the 2022-23 homegrown season, it was affirmed on Thursday (August 11). The slender left-arm pacer has been going to the instructional courses of Goa and is good to go to be the state's proficient marking of the time. Arjun, child of the unbelievable Sachin Tendulkar, has addressed Mumbai in two or three T20 games. Affirming the arranged switch, Tendulkar said, "Getting most extreme game time on the ground is significant for Arjun at this crossroads of his vocation. We accept that the shift will work on the likelihood of Arjun highlighting in more aggressive matches. He is leaving on another period of his cricketing profession." Goa Cricket Association president Suraj Lotilkar said that the state group needed a left-arm pacer. "We are needing a left-arm pacer and Arjun has showed interest. We for the most part enroll experts and assuming that he suits our group's necessities he will be picked. It really depends on our selectors." Arjun (22) was essential for the Mumbai Ranji Trophy crew in the association organizes last season yet couldn't get it done for the knockouts. Nonetheless, given the nature of ability accessible in Mumbai, the adolescent couldn't come to the XI at any stage. Mumbai boss selector Salil Ankola trusted the move will give a lift to Arjun's vocation. "We picked him for the Ranji Trophy last year yet he was unable to make the XI. He is an incredibly gifted kid and all he wants is some match time with the goal that he can demonstrate his capacities. I trust this switch will fill that need," Ankola, a previous India pacer, told Cricbuzz. The homegrown season begins on September 8 this year however the genuine between state rivalry that can give an open door to Arjun will be in two months when the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy starts off from October 11 to 22 (association stage). The Ranji season begins on December 13. Goa completed fourth in Elite Group D of the Ranji Trophy last season with one draw and two misfortunes.