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Do you think the IPL will be held on the COVID-19 crisis??

BCCI postponed IPL until April 15 as per the government guidance but most likely it won't takes place because it just a one month time period still other part of world got mostly affected so overseas players will be hard time while getting into the country so its like bye-bye for IPL 2020.

RCB fans need to wait one more year to see their team on qualifiers.

The official news is that IPL is postponed till 15th of April. As long as we don't hear officially about the cancellation of tournament, there is still a hope.
There is still one month in April 15, and i think there could be some better situations by that time. I am sure no one will want IPL to be missed this year. It will be a big disappointment if it is really canceled for 2020.

The chances of IPL getting cancelled is pretty much high. I was just reading an article related to IPL and if it gets cancelled, how much revenue BCCI will lose and was suprised by the amount . Below is the source.
https://m.businesstoday.in/story/ipl-cancellation-may-cost-bcci-a-massive-rs-38695-crore/1/398357.html

There is a high chance that IPL will get cancelled because India is entering the third week of this virus outbreak and generally this is the week when the numbers spike up. Globally every country is suffering from this damm virus, so international players will not take a risk now.

Here is a youtube video which explains the virus pattern and why third week is so important?
https://youtu.be/L8fiQLMvo6E

Well I think cancelling or not is upto the organizers but I don't feel like that there is actually a need to make a quick decision and cancel the season already. China has started recovering from this but still there are cases. In India no.s are pretty much low and it's impressive how we are dealing and taking precaution against this virus. I think situation is not worse here and with such progress I would say just watch how the situation here goes on rather than cancelling.

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Quote from: pakhitheboss on March 17, 2020, 12:56:28 AM

The chances of IPL getting cancelled is pretty much high.

It should be. Otherwise, chance of Corona to be spread nation wide will be high. On the other hand, if no visitors is there, this season will lose heavy loss. I think it will be postponed for sure.
Here in my country, all the school, college and universities have been closed till April 2nd.

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Quote from: Swordsoffreedom on March 15, 2020, 12:24:45 PM

Do you think the IPL will be held on the COVID-19 crisis??

BCCI postponed IPL until April 15 as per the government guidance but most likely it won't takes place because it just a one month time period still other part of world got mostly affected so overseas players will be hard time while getting into the country so its like bye-bye for IPL 2020.

RCB fans need to wait one more year to see their team on qualifiers.

The official news is that IPL is postponed till 15th of April. As long as we don't hear officially about the cancellation of tournament, there is still a hope.
There is still one month in April 15, and i think there could be some better situations by that time. I am sure no one will want IPL to be missed this year. It will be a big disappointment if it is really canceled for 2020.

The chances of IPL getting cancelled is pretty much high. I was just reading an article related to IPL and if it gets cancelled, how much revenue BCCI will lose and was suprised by the amount . Below is the source.
https://m.businesstoday.in/story/ipl-cancellation-may-cost-bcci-a-massive-rs-38695-crore/1/398357.html

There is a high chance that IPL will get cancelled because India is entering the third week of this virus outbreak and generally this is the week when the numbers spike up. Globally every country is suffering from this damm virus, so international players will not take a risk now.

Here is a youtube video which explains the virus pattern and why third week is so important?
https://youtu.be/L8fiQLMvo6E

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Quote from: FIFA worldcup on March 16, 2020, 10:17:20 AM

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Quote from: Swordsoffreedom on March 15, 2020, 12:24:45 PM

Do you think the IPL will be held on the COVID-19 crisis??

BCCI postponed IPL until April 15 as per the government guidance but most likely it won't takes place because it just a one month time period still other part of world got mostly affected so overseas players will be hard time while getting into the country so its like bye-bye for IPL 2020.

RCB fans need to wait one more year to see their team on qualifiers.

The official news is that IPL is postponed till 15th of April. As long as we don't hear officially about the cancellation of tournament, there is still a hope.
There is still one month in April 15, and i think there could be some better situations by that time. I am sure no one will want IPL to be missed this year. It will be a big disappointment if it is really canceled for 2020.

The death of COVID-19 has almost reached nearly 7k . You guys are still bothered whether the tournament will be held or not? The only hope that we should have now is that it doesn't spread too much and cause a major problem to lives of people . The sports can be played in the coming years , so chill if the IPL or any other sporting event is not conducted this year.

Quote from: Swordsoffreedom on March 15, 2020, 12:24:45 PM

Sourav Ganguly (Precedent of BCCI) told that "safety is most important for the player" he said that they postponed the domestic matches to handle the current situations.
Source: ESPN cricinfo

Do you think the IPL will be held on the COVID-19 crisis??

It shouldn't be held but you never know about BCCI . If they hold the matches it will problematic as there can be no protests too( on streets).

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Quote from: mersal on March 15, 2020, 01:04:00 PM

Quote from: Swordsoffreedom on March 15, 2020, 12:24:45 PM

Do you think the IPL will be held on the COVID-19 crisis??

BCCI postponed IPL until April 15 as per the government guidance but most likely it won't takes place because it just a one month time period still other part of world got mostly affected so overseas players will be hard time while getting into the country so its like bye-bye for IPL 2020.

RCB fans need to wait one more year to see their team on qualifiers.

The official news is that IPL is postponed till 15th of April. As long as we don't hear officially about the cancellation of tournament, there is still a hope.
There is still one month in April 15, and i think there could be some better situations by that time. I am sure no one will want IPL to be missed this year. It will be a big disappointment if it is really canceled for 2020.

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Quote from: Swordsoffreedom on March 15, 2020, 12:24:45 PM

Do you think the IPL will be held on the COVID-19 crisis??

BCCI postponed IPL until April 15 as per the government guidance but most likely it won't takes place because it just a one month time period still other part of world got mostly affected so overseas players will be hard time while getting into the country so its like bye-bye for IPL 2020.

RCB fans need to wait one more year to see their team on qualifiers.

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Sourav Ganguly (Precedent of BCCI) told that "safety is most important for the player" he said that they postponed the domestic matches to handle the current situations.
Source: ESPN cricinfo

Do you think the IPL will be held on the COVID-19 crisis??

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Quote from: onrise on March 15, 2020, 08:14:17 AM

One thing we may have to understand here that before devising the IPL matches the safety would eb considered as a top priority of players and all those coaching staff etc who is directly or indirectly involved during such big leagues. So considering the things have started to rise in Asian regions it is quite possible that it may not even be delayed overall it could get cancelled because hosting in another country could only be possible where their is 100% surety that their is no COVID cases which is not the scene unless in between we have anti dot available and the pandemic suddenly sops then only we could see some light.

I don't think that the IPL will be played before the COVID 19 epidemic is contained. So there is no question of hosting it in another country, where there is a risk of spreading the disease. The BCCI has a limited time window available with them. They need at least 1.5 months to complete the tournament, which means that it can start the latest by mid-April. After that, the duration may be curtailed due to monsoon.

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Quote from: Vishnu.Reang on March 15, 2020, 08:09:57 AM

I am a bit worried about the new schedule of the IPL. Mid-April to May looks fine, but if it gets delayed any further, then we'll be in trouble. Because the monsoon starts by the last week of May in South India (Chennai, Bangalore.etc). There is a very good chance that the tournament will get delayed further. And if that happens, the BCCI will be forced to shift it to UAE or South Africa, as it is not possible to conduct the IPL during monsoon season.

BTW, I was told that there have been a lot of sudden interest coming from the gamblers in the Namibian franchise T20 tournament (Richelieu Franchise T20). Apart from the Pakistan Super League, it is the only cricket tournament ongoing now, and as a result a lot of the cricket gamblers are making their bets on these matches. The Namibian officials are really surprised, as the tournament was virtually unknown outside the country until a few days back.

One thing we may have to understand here that before devising the IPL matches the safety would eb considered as a top priority of players and all those coaching staff etc who is directly or indirectly involved during such big leagues. So considering the things have started to rise in Asian regions it is quite possible that it may not even be delayed overall it could get cancelled because hosting in another country could only be possible where their is 100% surety that their is no COVID cases which is not the scene unless in between we have anti dot available and the pandemic suddenly sops then only we could see some light.

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I am a bit worried about the new schedule of the IPL. Mid-April to May looks fine, but if it gets delayed any further, then we'll be in trouble. Because the monsoon starts by the last week of May in South India (Chennai, Bangalore.etc). There is a very good chance that the tournament will get delayed further. And if that happens, the BCCI will be forced to shift it to UAE or South Africa, as it is not possible to conduct the IPL during monsoon season.

BTW, I was told that there have been a lot of sudden interest coming from the gamblers in the Namibian franchise T20 tournament (Richelieu Franchise T20). Apart from the Pakistan Super League, it is the only cricket tournament ongoing now, and as a result a lot of the cricket gamblers are making their bets on these matches. The Namibian officials are really surprised, as the tournament was virtually unknown outside the country until a few days back.

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Quote from: JSRAW on March 14, 2020, 07:59:36 AM

I was just updating the news that " All event got suspend, except PSL" nothing else. Grin

but yeah agree on PSL need some exposure.

When you see that all the sports world wide are getting suspended, PSL is lucky to survive and the matches are still in progress.
Since now only few matches are left, i am hopeful that this tournament will be completed successfully, although with empty stadiums. Something is better than nothing. Wink

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For a couple of months, gamblers will be out of their addiction for a change due to the natural disaster but the gambling economy will be impacted greatly. I personally was looking forward to IPL betting but I feel this year it will not happen.

Things have gone from bad to worst in India.

People are gonna still play casino and slots but gamblers who usually bet in sports alone will have a break so thats something on the bright side but when come to think about it spending weekends with nothing good and entertaining on the TV is boring. All sports are getting suspended and there are hardly any sports that is ongoing and even if there is it will not be an entertaining one.

I am glad that most of the sports haven't cancelled their season otherwise I would have really gone bizerk.

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Things have gone from bad to worst in India.

It's worldwide TBH not only India.

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Every cricket event went down the drain and postponed for time being, except PSL i guess and the way things moving forward we can say TATA to cricket or any other major sporting event for at least 1 month, may be more.

And more importantly TATA to sports gambling? This will be boring although I am not a regular gambler. No more known sports to bet. Bookies will face a significant down in their revenue too. I can this going to be continue longer than one month.

For a couple of months, gamblers will be out of their addiction for a change due to the natural disaster but the gambling economy will be impacted greatly. I personally was looking forward to IPL betting but I feel this year it will not happen.

Things have gone from bad to worst in India.

IPL will happen this year but it is only postponed till April 15 due to Coronavirus threat. You can read more about it here Coronavirus threat: IPL 2020 deferred until April 15.
The new dates likely to be between April 16 to June 30.

I think we not spread any rumors and hope that IPL do take place this year too. It is one of the great cricketing event and no one want to miss it.

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Quote from: Little Mouse on March 14, 2020, 12:06:19 AM

Quote from: JSRAW on March 13, 2020, 11:59:19 PM

Every cricket event went down the drain and postponed for time being, except PSL i guess and the way things moving forward we can say TATA to cricket or any other major sporting event for at least 1 month, may be more.

And more importantly TATA to sports gambling? This will be boring although I am not a regular gambler. No more known sports to bet. Bookies will face a significant down in their revenue too. I can this going to be continue longer than one month.

For a couple of months, gamblers will be out of their addiction for a change due to the natural disaster but the gambling economy will be impacted greatly. I personally was looking forward to IPL betting but I feel this year it will not happen.

Things have gone from bad to worst in India.

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Quote from: JSRAW on March 14, 2020, 07:59:36 AM

@Royse777 Not sure bro what do meant by "sponsoring the team"?. I was just updating the news that " All event got suspend, except PSL" nothing else. Grin

but yeah agree on PSL need some exposure.

I was talking about media, advertisement etc. Companies need exposure for their products and they spend money on the sports events for that and since all other forms of sports are more or less not happening (especially football in European/England part), I guess companies have no other way but to move to cricket for few weeks to get their brand exposed. Hypothetical by the way :-P

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There will be none cricketing fans who will start gambling on cricket LOL

Get ready to get some good exposures on our cricketing threads :-D

You starting something?

No idea LOL
Do you have any suggestions?

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