IPL 2021 News: Sourav Ganguly said India will not host IPL 2021

BCCI President Sourav Ganguly: India will not host the remaining matches of IPL 2021.

Sourav Ganguly said that the remaining matches of IPL 2021 will no longer be played in India.

There are numerous issues, for example, a 14-day quarantine. This cannot happen in India.   ⒸBCCI

Recently, in view of the increasing graph of Corona in IPL 2021, it was suspended indefinitely. After this, the phase of transporting the players to their respective countries started, which is still going on. But as soon as the postpone of IPL 2021 started, the questions started raising in the minds of the viewers that the remaining matches of IPL 2021 will not be done? If they happen, will these matches be played in India? If not, where and when?

However, regarding the remaining matches of IPL 2021, BCCI Vice President Rajiv Shukla had already made it clear that these matches will happen because IPL 2021 has been suspended indefinitely and not canceled.

Well BCCI President Sourav Ganguly while answering all the questions said that the remaining matches of IPL 2021 will no longer be played in India. He also made it clear that when and where these matches will happen, it is not decided yet.

Ganguly answered all the questions during his interaction with Star Sports. When asked if the remaining matches of the IPL 2021 can be played after the World Test Championship, he replied, 'No, the Indian team needs to go to Sri Lanka for 3 ODIs and 5 T20 matches. There are numerous issues, for example, a 14-day isolatation. This cannot happen in India. This quarantine is quite difficult in India. It is too early to say how we will look for a slot to complete IPL 2021. ' According to Ganguly, India's team will visit Sri Lanka after the World Test Championship, . This tour will take place in July.

After the postpond of IPL 2021, cricket boards of many countries have expressed their desire to host the remaining matches. It also includes four England county teams. He has written a letter to the BCCI and wants to host the IPL matches. At the same time, Sri Lankan Cricket Board has also proposed to host the remaining matches of IPL 2021. Arjuna D'Silva told Deccan Chronicle in a telephonic interview that in September, he can provide a window for IPL. 

He said that UAE is considered a great option but Sri Lanka cannot be ignored for any reason. This proposal was also appreciated by BCCI President Sourav Ganguly but Ganguly also clarified that this year's schedule is very busy and it is very difficult to find a window for IPL 2021 this year. Sri Lanka also proposed to host IPL 2020 last year. However, BCCI had decided to conduct IPL 2020 in UAE which proved to be successful as well. According to former England cricketer Kevin Pietersen, the remaining matches of the IPL 2021 should be played in England after the end of the Test series between India and England in September.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. How did corona enter bio bubble?

The news office PTI conversed with a portion of the players who partook in the IPL 2021 and attempted to discover what the circumstance resembled after Covid-19 in bio bubble. He said that after the presentation of the Corona infection there was a feeling of dread in certain players. A few players revealed that the current year's bio bubble was more vulnerable than last year's. IPL 2020 was held in the UAE because of Corona infection in India. Another player, under state of obscurity, said it was protected in the UAE, where not a solitary corona case was uncovered during the competition. While there were a few cases before the beginning of the competition.

This player further clarified that though the teams and the BCCI attempted to make an intense bio bubble. It was more safe and stronger in the UAE. Here you could see that individuals were coming from various floors. I saw that some utilized the pool too. The facilities of the training were very far off. Srivats Goswami, who was an individual from the Indian Under-19 group, said that he has been a part of the IPL 2021 since the start. He isn't in question that any player or partner part has disregarded the standard operating protocol (SOP) related with Covid-19. He was an important member for the Sunrisers Hyderabad.

Q. How will IPL 2021 Suspension affect BCCI?

A senior BCCI official told PTI on the state of secrecy, 'Deferment of this season in the center can cause us a loss of Rs 2000 to 2500 crores. I would say that the measure of Rs 2200 crores would be more precise. ' This 52-day 60-match competition was to finish up in Ahmedabad on 30 May. Be that as it may, cricket was played for just 24 days and during this period the competition must be deferred because of infection after 29 matches. The greatest misfortune to the BCCI will be the measure of cash got from the telecom official of the competition from Star Sports.

Q. Which Country can host remaining matches of IPL 2021?

After the postponement of IPL 2021, cricket boards of different nations want to have the leftover matches. It likewise incorporates four England county teams. They have composed a letter to the BCCI and expressed their desire to have the IPL matches. Simultaneously, Sri Lankan Cricket Board has additionally proposed to have the leftover matches of IPL 2021. Arjuna D'Silva disclosed to Deccan Chronicle in a telephonic meeting that in September, he can give a window to IPL.

This proposal was also appreciated by BCCI President Sourav Ganguly but Ganguly also clarified that this year's schedule is very busy and it is very difficult to find a window for IPL 2021 this year. Sri Lanka also proposed to host IPL 2020 last year.