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17 May 2025

‘Momentum Shift Possible After Break,’ Sunil Gavaskar On IPL 2025 Suspension

As the IPL 2025 season resumes following a suspension due to India-Pakistan cross-border tensions, cricket legends Sunil Gavaskar and Suresh Raina shared their insights on the tournament's restart.

14 May 2025

BCCI Allowed Temporary Replacements, But Implied THIS Rule For Next Season

The Indian Premier League (IPL) will allow the franchises to sign temporary replacement players for the remainder of the 18th season.

10 May 2025

IPL 2025 Suspension: Overseas Players Fly Out Amid IND-PAK Tensions

The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 was suspended on Friday, a day after the Punjab Kings vs Delhi Capitals match in Dharamsala was called off after just 10.1 overs of play in the first innings. The tournament had completed 58 games, with 12 matches left to be played in the league stage and followed by the playoffs.

09 May 2025

Vande Bharat Train Escorts Players To New Delhi After PBKS vs DC Suspension

A special Vande Bharat train carrying PBKS and DC players, staff, and IPL officials has arrived in New Delhi from Jalandhar after the Dharamshala match was cancelled.

09 May 2025

IPL 2025 To Resume After 1 Week? BCCI Shares Latest Information

The BCCI has suspended IPL 2025 for one week in solidarity with India's armed forces amid escalating tensions with Pakistan.

09 May 2025

IPL 2025 Suspended: What Can The BCCI Do Now?

The suspension of IPL 2025 due to escalating India-Pakistan tensions has left fans and stakeholders in uncertainty. The BCCI has officially announced the immediate suspension of the #TATAIPL 2025 for one week due to rising security concerns. This decision follows air raid alerts near match venues and growing fears for the safety of players and officials. The BCCI is evaluating the situation and exploring multiple contingency plans, including rescheduling the event post-monsoon, shifting matches to the UAE or South Africa, or hosting games in safer Indian cities. Additional measures include launching a mini-IPL, handling financial challenges with broadcasters, and engaging fans through digital content. A crisis task force may also be formed, with inputs from the Indian government. The IPL could return later this year if conditions stabilize.

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