BCCI will restart IPL after consultations with stakeholders, Govt Hod in the coming 48 hours: Devajit Saikia

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BCCI will restart IPL after consultations with stakeholders, Govt Hod in the coming 48 hours: Devajit Saikia

Mumbai: The Cricket Control Council in India (BCCI) will consult all stakeholders in the next two days and will consult the government before resuming IPL 2025BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia said to you on Saturday. Even if US President Donald Trump announced the ceasefire between India and Pakistan on Saturday, the field situation was still fluid, Pakistan violating the ceasefire later in the day.“The BCCI suspended the IPL yesterday for a period of seven days and, today, we are the second day with five more days. The BCCI was closely monitoring the situation and evolving developments, and will take an appeal for the resumption of IPL after consulting all the stakeholders of the IPL and the government authorities concerned,” said Saikia.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!He then declared to this document: “Over the next 48 hours, we will start consultations with franchises, broadcasters, sponsors and state associations which should host the remaining matches before crystallizing a decision on the resumption of the league. Given the importance of the IPL at this stage, it will also be careful and necessary to take the head of the government before the time for time for time. BCCI.Who is this IPL player?The BCCI is likely to hold a meeting of its Governance Council IPL On Sunday, when and how to resume the rest of IPL 2025. Informally, the BCCI soundedly sounded franchises on the restart of the IPL in a week.“He will soon come back, as soon as possible”, this is how a person responsible for the franchise said, although another said “not before next Friday”, which means that it is likely that he will resume next weekend.

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It is also likely that southern places love Bengaluru, Chennai and Hyderabad, and to the west like Mumbai and Ahmedabad, host the remaining 16 IPL matches. The tournament was suspended Friday for a week due to increased tensions between India and Pakistan. The BCCI should soon obtain a sign of the Indian government to resume the tournament.The difficult game to resume the IPL quickly in the current environment, is of course that many foreign players, who left for their house, will not come back for the rest of the season. “In addition to the Australian and South African players involved in the final of the world test championship in Lord’s in London (June 11 to 15), the others will return,” said a franchise official. It is clear that with Sunrisers Hyderabad out of the race for a place in playoffs, the Australian captain Pat Cummins and the opener Travis Head will not come back for the rest of the league.A total of 57 games had been completed in IPL 2025. The 58th match took place on May 8 between the Kings of Punjab (PBKS) and the Capitals of Delhi (DC) in Dharamsala, which was canceled after 10.1 pups for security reasons. A decision will also be made by IPL GC on the question of whether this match would be replayed or resumed from the point where it was abandoned.There are 12 championship games left, followed by the four playoffs. Originally, Hyderabad was supposed to welcome the first qualifier and the eliminator, Kolkata hosting the second qualifier and the final.

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