Michael Hussey picks Dhoni as captain of his all-time 'Fearsome' IPL XI; no Malinga, Gayle
Cricket | July 03, 2020 16:11 ISTThe team comprised of some formidable cricketers while also missing out on some of the big names.
The team comprised of some formidable cricketers while also missing out on some of the big names.
The final announcement is expected soon as the BCCI is still awaiting an official decision on the fate of the T20 World Cup which was to be held in Australia in October-November.
The 13th edition of the Indian Premier League is likely to be held overseas, according to a report.
De Villiers also kept Kane Williamson and Steve Smith as options for No.4 but had to in the end pick himself because of the conditions of picking the team.
Amid all the possibilities that BCCI is mulling to stage the tournament in 2020, the idea of Mumbai-only IPL has been floated.
Soon after the June 15 incident, the BCCI had stated that there would be a review of the IPL sponsors.
IPL 2020 was slated to begin from March 29 onwards but BCCI postponed the tournament indefinitely owing to the coronavirus scare.
KXIP co-owner Ness Wadia has called for severing ties with Chinese sponsors in the Indian Premier League.
Williamson, who presently is part of Sunrisers Hyderabad, would have made his sixth IPL season appearance in 2020 had the 13th edition of the league not been postponed
Over the course of the next 12 years, Dhoni remained with Chennai Super Kings and even guided them to three IPL trophies among them one of the most successful T20 franchises in the history of the sport
The 13th edition of the cash-rich, which was supposed to begin on March 29, was postponed indefinitely by the BCCI in the wake of coronavirus pandemic.
Mumbai Indians, led by Rohit, is the IPL's most successful franchise, having won the cash-rich league a record four times.
With his ban ending in September this year, KCA has expressed their eagerness to welcome back the pacer, but for Sreesanth, a Ranji Trophy return is only a part of his dream.
Indian Premier League (IPL) on Friday said that the Governing Council will review its various sponsorship deals in the wake of the India-China border clash.
BCCI treasurer Arun Dhumal said that the Chinese sponsorships in events like IPL is supporting the Indian economy.
Countries such as Australia and England organised T20 tournaments for women to develop the game and Rodrigues believes the same will happen in India if there's a women's IPL.
Pathan hopes that IPL 2020 gets a go-ahead this season after being initially postponed due to the pandemic.
BCCI is looking at that window as a potential candidate for holding the IPL but the final decision will be dependent upon the fate of the T20 World Cup.
With Cricket Australia repeatedly stressing on the "unrealistic" challenge of hosting the 16-team T20 World Cup in October-November, the likelihood of having the IPL has increased significantly
The franchise feels that IPL 2020 planning is too early given the pandemic showing no signs of improvement.
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