Did IPL 2025 go to the fate of PSL? Fast exit after the Australian players Dharamsala section

The Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 is faced with the real threat of mass migration abroad, and several Australian players are preparing to leave the country because of increasing Indo-Pak voltages. Recently in the Pakistan Super League (PSL) in 2025, the repetition of those who have emerged in 2025, overseas cricketists are growing more and more uncomfortable in continuing in a highly lowered security environment.

Do Australians want to leave IPL 2025?

According to Sydney Morning Herald’s sources, player agents are in contact with Cricket Australia (CA) and organized travel plans for players in sensitive areas such as Dharamsala. The concern is reflected by other nations – Bangladeshi players left early from PSL, and only a group of England cricketists yesterday wanted to withdraw from PSL early because of their safety fears. Apparently IPL can follow the same path soon.

According to Herald, several Australian cricketists and Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazlewood, Travis Head and Mitch Marsh are possible, including test captain Pat Cummins and Mitchell Starc, Josh Hazlewood, Travis Head and Mitch Marsh. In addition, Australian legends Ricky Ponting and Brad Haddin, who work as a coach in IPL, are probably impressed.

IPL 2025 under the geopardy?

The Dharamsala match between a fund of drones and missile threats near the border and the Dharamsala between Punjab Kings and Delhi capitals was abandoned in the middle of the game due to a dimming caused by emergency security measures. The audience was evacuated and the players were whipped to their hotels under the armed guards.

Although the BCCI did not make an official announcement, it is understood that the option to move the tournament to South Africa is under active debate. South Africa has previously hosted IPL in 2009 due to election time planning conflicts. However, there is probably a pause or partial suspension on the table.

“Obviously this is a developing situation and any decision will be made to maintain the best interest of all stakeholders.”IPL President Arun Dhumal said to PTI immediately after the end of the PBKS vs DC game yesterday. The tournament continues from now on – but the assembly of close and logistical uncertainty with overseas departure hangs by a yarn.