“If IPL 2025 does not occur in a week time …”: East-England Star’s tender reminder to India

The Indian Premier League 2025 has been postponed for a week due to increased tension between India and Pakistan. As uncertainty on the version, former England batsman David Malan shared a gentle reminder for India. In particular, India is set to play a five -match Test series against England starting on 20 June. This World Test Championship Bicycle will start a campaign for India in 2025-27. Malan reminded India of the series and said that if the tournament fails to resume after a week, it can be transferred in September.
“If it does not occur in India or Sri Lanka in a week’s time or somewhere, I think they will start in September. They will get a large -scale test series against England in a few months, and the IPL will have to end or start before; logical, it is quite a headache for organizers.”
“I think they have to wait and see how the safety of the players and people of both countries play in terms of concerns,” he said.
The decision to stop the IPL 2025 for a week came behind the tension across the border on Thursday night, causing the air shocks and drones from Pakistan as blackouts in Jammu, Udhampur and Pathankot.
It asked the game between Punjab Kings and Delhi’s capitals to play after only 10.1 overs of the first innings, about 80 km from Patkot at HPCA Stadium in Dharamshala. Along with airports in Dharamshala and other North Indian cities, it made logistic challenges to safely bring out all stakeholders for BCCI from the hill station.
As a result, match officials, commentators, broadcasting crew members and other prominent IPL-related personnel along with players and assistant staff members of both PBK and DC were evacuated from the Dharmashala by a bus carrying near Jalandhar, where a special train organized by the tournament took them to New Delhi. So far, IPL 2025 has completed 58 games, with 12 matches to be played in league stage and followed by playoffs.
(With ANI input)
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