IPL 2025 is back! BCCI asks him to return India until May 13

In the clearest signal that the Indian Premier League (IPL) is on the verge of starting 2025, the Cricket Control Board (BCCI) in India asked all franchises to return to India until Tuesday, May 13. Currently, in a one -week pause following the rising border tensions between India and Pakistan, he followed something between the throne and Pakistan, leaving behind something to conclude 25 of the organization.

PBKS is still unclear, IPL 2025 Final on May 25

According to Indian Express, all franchises other than Punjab Kings (PBKS) report to report to their venues until Tuesday. It is likely to give a neutral place to the Punjab Kings, the place of the abandoned game of last week’s main base in Dharamsala, due to ongoing logistics concerns.

“All franchises were told to report their team to report to their destination until Tuesday. Punjab will have an neutral place, so its goals have not yet been approved. The Board plans to have more double heads so that they can finish the IPL according to the planned day.”A resource on the Indian Board of Directors confirmed to Indian Express.

12 league stages and four playoff matches remain, time is essential. It is believed that the Board is planned Multiple Dual Titles To complete the season on time. The aim is to continue the game at an early date next week, depending on security gaps and logistics approvals.

South places to host the rest of IPL 2025?

Although the final decision in the places is dependent on the inputs from central and state governments, BCCI actively investigates more secure alternatives in the eastern and southern regions of the country. Chennai, Bengaluru, Haydarabad and Kalcutta are the front runners that host the remaining matches.

“One week is a long time when it comes to national security issues“A BCCI said inside India Times. “However, the Board of Directors issues unexpected situation plans. If the situation is balanced, the original spaces can still be considered. “

The temporary suspension of the IPL 2025 was announced on Friday after led to concerns of border tensions on rising player security. The match between Delhi Capitals and the Punjab Kings planned in Dharamsala was called on Thursday for wider fears of security.

Many overseas players and support personnel left India shortly after being suspended. The franchisees are now trying to bring them back and ask BCCI teams to quickly coordinate international travel. The Board is also in contact with publishers, stakeholders and government officials.