The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has asked all IPL teams, except Punjab Kings, to reach their respective venues by Tuesday. The board has informed the franchises verbally that they are planning to prepare a new schedule and resume the IPL soon.
The BCCI has also asked the franchises to inform their foreign players about their travel plans. Soon after the IPL was postponed on Friday, most foreign players and support staff returned to their homes the same evening. Now, the franchises are making arrangements to bring them back.
The reason BCCI wants teams to report by Tuesday is that they aim to finish the IPL by the scheduled date — May 25. With 12 matches remaining, the board is planning to resume the league with double-headers.
BCCI Asks Teams to Report by Tuesday, Punjab’s Venue Still Unclear
According to a report by The Indian Express, all IPL franchises have been asked to inform their players to report to their respective destinations by Tuesday. Punjab Kings will play at a neutral venue, which has not yet been decided. The board is planning to schedule as many double-header matches as possible so that the IPL can be completed by May 25.
IPL May Resume After India-Pakistan Ceasefire
IPL chairman Arun Dhumal said, “We are considering the possibility of starting the IPL immediately after India and Pakistan announced a ceasefire on Saturday.”
IPL Postponed Due to Border Tension
The BCCI had postponed IPL 2025 on Friday due to rising tensions at the India-Pakistan border. Earlier, the Indian board had chosen Chennai, Bangalore, and Hyderabad to host the remaining matches. However, the final decision on venues will be taken only after discussions with the government.
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