However, TNCA will be hosting the National T20 for Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy and National One dayers for Vijay Hazare Trophy in their capital city.
But the decision bears significance as TNCA president and strongman N Srinivasan yesterday unofficially presided over a meeting of disqualified BCCI officials charting the course for way forward.
The two youth Tests were supposed to be held in Chennai from February 13-16 and February 21-24.
He also dismissed speculation that it is a way of showing defiance by TNCA.
"If we would have shown defiance, why would we host Mushtaq and Hazare Trophies which are BCCI tournaments? Our joint Secretary RI Palani was in the United States. Once he came back, he inspected all the grounds. We need the bigger grounds for TNCA league games," Dr Baba said.
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