Coronavirus Hit in IPL 2020

Coronavirus hit in IPL 2020, now matches will start from April 15, not March 29

The IPL dates were pushed forward due to the Coronavirus. It will now be held from April 15 instead of March 29. On Friday, the BCCI shared the information, confirming it officially.
Coronavirus hit in IPL 2020, Corona hit in IPL 2020 to be Canceled-GIforU
Some Special Updates:

  • Starting from 29 March, IPL will now start from 15 April
  • Governing Council will meet tomorrow or Saturday
  • Delhi government said there will be no IPL matches in Delhi with spectators
  • Matches can be done without spectators - BCCI sources
  • BCCI sources can match without foreign players
  • Corona likely to reduce impact due to rise in temperature by 29 March - BCCI sources
  • Kapil Dev, Dilip Vengsarkar demanded cancellation of IPL
  • If the BCCI does not make a decision, the government should decide on it

On Thursday, the Sports Ministry issued guidelines asking all sports associations to postpone/cancel the various tournaments in India or get the matches done without spectators.

Earlier, the Indian government prohibited foreign travelers from coming to India under the new visa rule. After this, on Friday, the Delhi government also passed an order and decided to cancel all the sports events in Delhi. Not only this, but many other states including Maharashtra have also raised questions about the conduct of IPL.

In the midst of all this, it is now being said that the organizers have spoken to the BCCI for a change in this billion-dollar sports tournament. Organizers have said that the IPL this time should be started from April 15 instead of March 29 and new venues should be made to be held inside closed doors without spectators.
Coronavirus Strikes in IPL 2020-GIforU
After the implementation of the new visa rules of the Government of India, about 60 foreign players will not be able to participate in this tournament till April 15.

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