The Full Schedule Of IPL 2020 Will Be Released Today

The full schedule of IPL 2020 will be released today, Sourav Ganguly announced. There are just a few days left for the Indian Premier League to begin in the UAE. Before the tournament starts, everyone is curious about how its schedule will be, and which team will play where, how many matches.

Everyone is waiting for its schedule to arrive. The tournament is scheduled to be held from 19 September to 10 November. Meanwhile, the BCCI has confirmed that the full schedule of IPL will be released today i.e. on Friday, September 4.

The Board of Control for Cricket in India, BCCI President Sourav Ganguly, has informed on Thursday that there will be no more waiting for the IPL schedule for the 13th season. The program of all IPL matches will be released this time on Friday. Due to the corona virus epidemic, IPL is being held in UAE this time.

Just before the start of the Indian Premier League, 13 members of franchise team Chennai Super Kings were found to be infected after which Corona was expected to change its schedule. The BCCI could not release the program after being found corona positive. Board treasurer Arun Dhumal made it clear a day before that the schedule of the tournament would be released soon and it would be started on schedule.

BCCI treasurer Arun Dhumal had said, “BCCI is talking to Emirates Cricket Board about this and hopefully it will be announced soon. IPL chairman Brijesh Patel is also in UAE and is working on it . The ECB is providing all possible help to us. Hope everything goes well. “

The Supreme Court has filed a petition against the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) chairman Sourav Ganguly and secretary Jai Shah. This petition states that both of them have decided to hold the Indian Premier League in Dubai after the end of their tenure.

The petitioner is Naresh H Makani, treasurer of the Jharkhand Cricket Association. He said in the petition that the decision is against the law and he had no authority to make such a decision. The affidavit states that both officers are illegally holding their positions. They are making decisions that are not right for Indian cricket.