The suspension has affected the availability of several overseas players, particularly those from Australia and South Africa, who are key to their respective IPL teams.
The suspension has affected the availability of several overseas players, particularly those from Australia and South Africa, who are key to their respective IPL teams.
Suspended due to the India-Pakistan military conflict, the Indian Premier League (IPL) is set to resume either on May 16 or 17 with the possibility of the final being moved out of Kolkata. The announcement of ceasefire on Saturday paved the way for resumption of the league that was suspended on May 9 for one week. The IPL Governing Council members and the BCCI officials discussed the resumption plan on Sunday. BCCI vice-president Rajeev Shukla said the board is still working on creating a suitable schedule. "As of now there is no decision on IPL. BCCI officials are working out on the solutions. BCCI secretary, IPL Chairman are in talks with franchises and everyone, so very soon we will know about the decision, efforts are being made to resume the tournament early," said Shukla. An IPL source said the league will resume with the match between Lucknow Super Giants and Royal Challengers Bengaluru in Lucknow -- the game which was supposed to be played on May 9. "All the teams have be
Many overseas players, including Jos Buttler, Jofra Archer and Jacob Bethell, left India a day prior to the announcement of IPL 2025's suspension on Friday
One of the possible outcomes of the Sunday meeting could be the BCCI deciding to bring things back in the manner they were earlier planned after the end of the week-long suspension
While the BCCI now has the opportunity to resume IPL 2025 in the coming days, it has been hit by a major roadblock as many overseas players, commentators, and coaches have already left India
The franchise conveyed that the IPL 2025 season had been significant both on and off the field for Punjab Kings and credited the fans for their unwavering support
ECB have extended helping hands towards BCCI and has offered to host the remaining 16 matches of IPL 2025, including the four playoff matches
As a precaution, the BCCI suspended the ongoing IPL 2025 season, citing the primacy of national interest
Prasidh Krishna has been outstanding with the ball for the Gujarat Titans this season, leading the bowling charts with 20 wickets in 11 matches
Sai Sudharsan has been the silent force behind the Gujarat Titans' success in IPL 2025. Often overshadowed by bigger names, he has quietly amassed 509 runs in 11 innings
Sunrisers Hyderabad, Rajasthan Royals and Chennai Super Kings are the only three teams who will go on break with no chances of qualifying for the IPL 2025 playoffs
JioStar, the official broadcaster of the IPL, has expressed full support for the BCCI's decision to suspend the tournament, emphasizing that national interest must come first
CA is said to be in contact with IPL and PSL organisers and is weighing developments closely to assess potential risks to its players
BCCI secretary Devajit Sakia says the tournament has been put on hold for a week with immediate effect
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The September window was expected to be reserved for the Asia Cup 2025. But with the revised schedule, the BCCI may now consider using that period to conduct the remaining 16 IPL matches
Will IPL 2025 be called off? BCCI vice-president Rajeev Shukla said the board has been monitoring the evolving situation and seeking the government's advice on the future of the Indian Premier League.
Ekana Cricket Stadium, Lucknow (In IPL since 2024): Matches: 12, Bat 1st Won: 4, Bat 2nd Won: 8, Avg 1st inns score: 189/7, Lowest total defended: 163, Highest target chased: 197
LSG vs RCB match is on as of now, but obviously it is an evolving situation and any decision will be taken keeping the best interest of all stakeholders in mind, says IPL chairman Dhumal