BCCI is not planning to organize IPL in Sri Lanka! The next discussion is in September bcci confirms that there will be no ipl in srilanka pb | Cricket

# Kolkata: Within 24 hours, the BCCI practically rejected the Sri Lankan Cricket Board’s proposal to organize the IPL. According to the board, there is currently no discussion of IPL in Sri Lanka. No written proposal has been received from the Sri Lankan Board. “The whole world is going through a difficult situation. Meanwhile, Indian cricket is not thinking about the future of the IPL,” a BCCI official told PTI. The board official added: “None of those proposals has reached the BCCI of the Sri Lankan board. Therefore, there is no point in discussing this.”

The Cricket Board of India (ICB) officially announced Thursday that IPL 13 has been postponed indefinitely due to the current situation. The next discussion on IPL will be in September. After that, President Shami Silva proposed to organize the IPL in Sri Lanka on behalf of the board. Sri Lanka has the best crown situation in South Asia, the news agency reported Thursday. According to the latest reports, 236 people have hired Kovid-19 in Sri Lanka. No one was attacked again on Thursday. 6 people died. That is why Sri Lanka has shown the courage to host the IPL.

The 13th season of IPL was supposed to start on March 29. The tournament was initially postponed until April 15 due to Corona Atimari and then the IPL was postponed indefinitely after the announcement of the second phase of the closure until May 3. Sri Lanka Cricket Board President Shami Silva said: “If the IPL is canceled, the BCCI and the captains will lose ৫ 500 million. Their losses will be less if they are kept in another country.” The board organized the IPL in South Africa in 2009 and the first two weeks of the IPL in 2014 in the United Arab Emirates.

ERON ROY BURMAN

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