IPL 2021 SUSPENDED !

BCCI  has inconclusively Suspended the Indian Premier League IPL 2021 after a few players and care staff tested positive for COVID-19. 

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In a warning, the BCCI expressed: "The Indian Premier League Governing Council (IPL GC) and Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) in a crisis meeting has consistently chosen to delay IPL 2021 season, with prompt impact. The BCCI would not like to settle on the security of the players, support staff and different members engaged with getting sorted out the IPL. This choice was taken keeping the security, wellbeing and prosperity of the relative multitude of partners as a primary concern."

 The choice approaches closely following Monday's IPL 2021 match between the Kolkata Knight Riders and the Royal Challengers Bangalore in Ahmedabad being rescheduled after the Knight Riders' spinner Varun Chakravarthy and crease bowler Sandeep Warrier tried positive for Covid-19. 

"These are troublesome occasions, particularly in India and keeping in mind that we have attempted to acquire some energy and cheer, in any case, it is basic that the competition is presently suspended and everybody returns to their families and friends and family in these difficult occasions," the assertion read. 

As indicated by IPL Governing Council individuals, the choice was taken after Amit Mishra and Wriddhiman Saha too tried positive on Tuesday. Various BCCI authorities and the establishments too affirmed the turn of events. "After much pondering, it was concluded that the competition must be suspended for the time being," a BCCI official said. 

On Monday, two individuals from the Chennai Super Kings' IPL unforeseen as well - bowling trainer L Balaji, and a transport cleaner - had tested positive for Covid-19. President Kasi Viswanathan's subsequent report came negative in the evening. In any case, Balaji and the group driver kept on being positive. 

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The BCCI currently is in discussion with the specialists to guarantee the protected travel for the abroad players. "The BCCI will do everything in its forces to orchestrate the safe and safe entry of the multitude of members in. The BCCI might want to thank all the medical care laborers, state affiliations, players, support staff, establishments, patrons, accomplices and all the specialist co-ops who have attempted to their best to put together IPL 2021 even in these very troublesome occasions," the assertion read.