Several notable Indian cricketers, including Zaheer Khan, Virender Sehwag, and Yuvraj Singh, did not receive farewell matches upon their retirements, sparking discussions on the lack of proper send-offs for legends of the game. Meanwhile, the Duleep Trophy, a key domestic tournament, continues to attract international players, enhancing its competitiveness and offering Indian players exposure to diverse playing styles. As the second round of the Duleep Trophy begins on September 12, team adjustments are notable, with players like Shubman Gill and KL Rahul withdrawing due to Test preparations, leading to significant changes in the squads. Rinku Singh's addition to the India B squad stands out after his surprising omission in the first round, while other players like Ishan Porel and Arzan Nagwaswalla, who served as net bowlers, have yet to make their international debuts. Furthermore, performance in the Duleep Trophy may influence selections for the upcoming Test series against Bangladesh, as players strive to impress selectors amidst fierce competition. The discussions around player farewells and the evolution of domestic tournaments highlight the ongoing dynamics within Indian cricket.