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IPL 2024: UAE is being considered by BCCI as a possible second-half host
IPL 2024: UAE is being considered by BCCI as a possible second-half host
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) authorities are investigating the idea of moving the second half of the IPL to the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Outstandingly, due to the up-and-coming Common Decisions, it’s extreme for BCCI to discover an arrangement and have the whole competition in India, and with that, there’s a plausibility of the competition moving to the UAE for the third time in history.
Notably, due to the Common Decisions in 2014, BCCI facilitated the beginning of half of the IPL in the UAE, and at that point in 2020, the whole competition was facilitated in that locale due to a surge of COVID-19 cases in India. Indeed, even though there has been no official affirmation concerning the same, a curious improvement has given birth to speculations.
As per reports, IPL groups have asked their players to yield their international IDs. It appears that BCCI has been keeping all alternatives open for some time. Recently, the Decision Commissioner declared the dates for Walk 16. “The Race Commission of India will declare the decision plan on Saturday at 3 p.m.
After that, the BCCI will decide whether IPL matches ought to be moved to Dubai. As of now, a few beat BCCI authorities are in Dubai to investigate the plausibility of organizing the second half of the IPL in Dubai,” sources told The Times of India. To begin with, half of the IPL plan was reported on February 22, but BCCI couldn’t take the next step as the Race Commission of India didn’t report the dates prior.
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Strikingly, Chennai Super Rulers and Royal Challengers Bangalore will kick off the activity on Walk 22 in M Chidambaram Stadium, whereas the final coordinate of the first leg will be played between Lucknow Super Monsters and Gujarat Titans on April 7. After that, there might be a break in case the IPL shifts to the UAE for its second half. In the interim, indeed, if it shifts to the Inlet nation, there’s a slight plausibility that it might once again return to India for the final stage of the competition. Be that as it may, it remains a thought, and the concrete talks will take place after the Race Commissioner declares the dates.
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