BCCI will resume IPL after consultation with stakeholders, government node in next 48 hours: Devjit Saikia

Mumbai: Control Board for Cricket in India (BCCI) will consult all the stakeholders in the next two days and will seek the government before starting IPL 2025BCCI Secretary Devjit Saikia Told TOI on Saturday. Even though US President Donald Trump announced a ceasefire between India and Pakistan on Saturday, the on-ground situation was still liquid, Pakistan later violated the ceasefire during the day.“The BCCI suspended the IPL for a period of seven days tomorrow, and today, we are survived with five more days on the second day. The BCCI is closely monitoring the developed status and development, and the IPL will call when the IPL resumes after consulting all the stakeholders of IPL and concerned government officials.”Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!He then told the letter: “In the next 48 hours, we will start consultation with franchises, broadcasters, sponsors and state associations, which, looking at a decision for a decision for a decision on the league on the resumption of the league, before starting this time again, it will also tell that the whole process is over, the whole process will also be finished due to time.Who is that IPL player?BCCI is likely to hold a meeting IPL Governing Council When and how to resume the remaining part of IPL 2025 on Sunday. Anoopically, BCCI has informally voiced the franchise about starting the IPL again in a week’s time.“It will be resumed soon, Asap,” how a franchise officer placed it, although another said, “not before next Friday,” means that it is likely that it will be resumed from the next weekend.

It is also likely that Venue in the south like Bangalore, Chennai and Hyderabad and in the west like Mumbai and Ahmedabad, 16 remaining IPL 2025 matches. The tournament was suspended on Friday for a week due to increasing tension between India and Pakistan. The BCCI is ready to get a node from the Government of India to resume the tournament soon.The difficult part of starting the IPL quickly in the current environment, certainly there are many foreign players who have left for their homes, cannot return to the rest of the season. A franchise official said, “Apart from Australian and South African players in the World Test Championship final in Lord’s (from June 11–15) in London, others will return.” It is clear that Sunrisers Hyderabad cannot return to the race for a playoff berth, Australian captain Pat Cummins and opener Travis Head cannot return to the rest of the league.A total of 57 matches were completed in IPL 2025. The 58th match was going to Dharmasala between Punjab Kings (PBK) and Delhi Capital (DC) on 8 May, which was closed after a 10.1 -over game on security basis. The IPL GC will also decide whether the match will be resumed or will be resumed from the point where it was abandoned.There are 12 league matches left, followed by four playoffs. Originally, Hyderabad was first to host the qualifier and eliminator, Kolkata hosted the second qualifier and the final.