‘We need to leave right now’: Australian cricket player IPL 2025 also remembers Dharamsala experience | Cricket News

Australian cricket player Alyssa Healy opened the tense and surreal experience in Dharamsala in the IPL 2025 season. security threat hardly emergency evacuation Players and support personnel. While talking about Söğüt Speaking Podcast, Healy, stadium lights suddenly recalled the confusion and panic that emerged because they whispered the spread of missile attacks. “This was a surreal experience, Healy said. “Suddenly a few of the light towers went out and we were just sitting at the top … The next minute, the man who broke our group came and his face was white. ‘We need to go right now.’ As the confusion grew, panic came into. “Then another man came out, his face was white and he caught one of the children and said, ‘We need to leave right now. [du Plessis] There wasn’t even shoes. “ KAOS was triggered by a serious security situation on May 8, when Pakistan tried to violate the Indian airspace near Chandigarh, which is not far from the match space in Dharamsala. BCCI then confirmed that the match of Punjab Kings vs Delhi Capitals was abandoned due to the incident and that the entire league was temporarily suspended.

Husband and Australia fast bowling player Mitchell Starc accompanied by Healy, the atmosphere becomes fear of confusion as the real danger becomes clearer, he said. “I said to Mitch, ‘What’s going on?’ He said that the town, which is 60 kilometers away by some missiles, was thrown by some missiles, so the lights are closed. Finally, players and families were packaged in minibuses and returned to security. “There was madness, Healy said. “Finally, we went to the southwest towards the border, which was a little horrifying.Exam: Who is this IPL player? Since then, IPL has continued after comprehensive consultations with government and security institutions. BCCI, the league’s high -profile Royal Challengers Bengaluru vs Chennai Super Kings Clash on May 17, Bengaluru’da released a review that confirms a review. The abandoned PBKS VS DC fixtures is now re -planned on May 24 and will be played in Jaipur. The league will host in six places: Bengaluru, Jaipur, Delhi, Lucknow, Ahmedabad and Mumbai, between May 29 – June 3.