The much awaited and delayed schedule of the Indian Premier League will be released tomorrow. Speaking to ABP News, BCCI president Ganguly said that the board is looking to release the fixture list on Friday (September 4) given the final details are sorted out by Thursday.
“We understand schedules are delayed. It is almost on the verge of getting final and should be released by Friday”, said Ganguly.
The much-awaited Indian Premier League (IPL) 2020 is set to start from September 19 in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) but to everyone’s surprise and for one reason or the other the schedule of the tournament hasn’t been released yet. The Board of Control for Cricket India (BCCI) president Sourav Ganguly has now revealed when the schedule of IPL 2020 will release.
With all decks cleared now, IPL Governing Council chairman Brijesh Patel will release the schedule tomorrow in Dubai.
While it is yet to be known whether the entire schedule will be released or it will come out in parts.
IPL 2020 : Ganguly confirms, all quarantine and travel expeditions from Emirate of Abu Dhabi & Dubai received
The BCCI has been handed exemption from quarantine for all the franchise and now players will not have to self-isolate upon travelling from Dubai to Abu Dhabi or Sharjah to Abu Dhabi. However, everyone associated with IPL 2020 will have to maintain the strict protocols linked to the bio-secure environment created by the respective franchises.
Reportedly, BCCI was set to release the fixture earlier but with Chennai Super Kings (CSK) camp getting stuck by COVID-19 after 13 members of their contingent tested positive for the virus, the schedule wasn’t released. The rest of the CSK contingent have tested negative for coronavirus and the Yellow Army is now awaiting another set of results before commencing their preparation for IPL 2020.
However, with the rest of the CSK contingent being fine and other franchises doing well in the bio-secure environment, BCCI is now set to issue the fixture list of IPL 2020.
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