The league final will be played on November 8. The tournament will be played in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Spectators will be able to enjoy the entire tournament. IPL chairman Brijesh Patel made the official announcement on Friday. The IPL has got a big window as the T20 World Cup has been postponed.
The IPL Governing Council will meet next week. There are three major agendas to be discussed. These include shifting leagues to the UAE, creating Corona guidelines for franchises, and the demand for broadcasters.
An official associated with the franchise told the news agency that the BCCI would inform the Emirates Cricket Board as soon as it was allowed to play in the UAE. As far as I know, the board will not shorten this tournament. There will be 60 matches just like the old format. Each team will play 14-14 matches. Given the doubleheader (two matches in one day) the tournament can be from 44 to 48 days. The original schedule was to have a doubleheader only on 5th Sunday. However, the number may increase depending on the current situation.
There are three cricket stadiums in the UAE that can host IPL matches - Dubai International Stadium, Abu Dhabi's Sheikh Zayed Stadium, and Sharjah's Stadium. BCCI can reportedly hire ICC Academy for training teams.
The ICC Academy has two full-size cricket grounds. In addition to the 38 turf and 6 indoor pitches, it also has an outdoor conditioning area of 5700 square feet. There is also physiotherapy and medical center.
So the team that stays in Dubai will be able to train at the ICC Academy by paying a fee. The team based in Abu Dhabi can also practice here as it is only an hour and a half away from Dubai.
3. The demand for broadcasters will be discussed
The eagerly-awaited Indian Premier League 2020 season will start on September 19 within the United Arab Emirates (UAE) with the ultimate slated on November 8, IPL Chairman Brijesh Patel told PTI on Friday. While the event's Governing Council will meet next week to sketch the ultimate details and approve the schedule, it's understood that the BCCI has informally intimated the franchises about the plan. it'll run from September 19 to November 8. We expect the govt approval to return through. it's a full 51-day IPL," Patel confirmed the event after PTI reported the dates on Thursday...
The 2020 edition of the Indian Premier League is about to start on September 19 with the ultimate on November 8, IPL Governing Council chairman Brijesh Patel confirmed the window to Cricbuzz, on Friday (July 24). The tournament is going to be held in UAE, pending all government clearances
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it's a 51-day window which can suit the franchises also because the broadcasters and other stakeholders," a senior BCCI official told PTI on conditions of anonymity.
3. The demand for broadcasters will be discussed
The eagerly-awaited Indian Premier League 2020 season will start on September 19 within the United Arab Emirates (UAE) with the ultimate slated on November 8, IPL Chairman Brijesh Patel told PTI on Friday. While the event's Governing Council will meet next week to sketch the ultimate details and approve the schedule, it's understood that the BCCI has informally intimated the franchises about the plan. it'll run from September 19 to November 8. We expect the govt approval to return through. it's a full 51-day IPL," Patel confirmed the event after PTI reported the dates on Thursday...
The 2020 edition of the Indian Premier League is about to start on September 19 with the ultimate on November 8, IPL Governing Council chairman Brijesh Patel confirmed the window to Cricbuzz, on Friday (July 24). The tournament is going to be held in UAE, pending all government clearances
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it's a 51-day window which can suit the franchises also because the broadcasters and other stakeholders," a senior BCCI official told PTI on conditions of anonymity.
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