Get ready for an electrifying season of the Indian Premier League (IPL), reportedly set to kick off with a bang on March 22! This edition promises double the excitement as teams battle it out in the thrilling home and away format.
BCCI’s bold decision to keep the action local is a stark contrast to past seasons. In 2009, the tournament moved to South Africa during elections, and in 2014, the UAE hosted the initial matches before returning to India post-elections. In 2019, the entire spectacle unfolded in the subcontinent, overcoming election hurdles, and now, the BCCI is gearing up for a similar spectacle.
According to Dainik Jagran, BCCI secretary Jay Shah, is orchestrating a seamless collaboration with central and state government bodies. Security concerns are paramount, yet, just like in 2019, the matches are expected to steer clear of election battlegrounds.
