BCCI is Keen to Conduct IPL 2020 in the World's largest cricket stadium

IPL 2020 in the World's largest cricket stadium

New Delhi The Board of Control for Cricket in India, Sourav Ganguly, President of the BCCI and every official wants that the Indian Premier League (IPL) should be organized in the country somehow. Cricket in India will not start in a hurry due to Corona virus epidemic. The matter has been clarified by the board head Sourav Ganguly, but the BCCI is preparing a plan for IPL 2020.

It has also come to light on Wednesday that the Cricket Board of India had the largest cricket stadium in the world for the IPL to be organized, but the officials could not get a chance to visit the stadium. Ganguly wants that the year 2020 should not go without IPL and IPL should be organized in the country itself. Ganguly himself has said that he was going to visit Motera Stadium for IPL.

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Indeed, while speaking to India Today, Sourav Ganguly has said, "It is not right to hold IPL at this time in places like Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata and Chennai, where the teams are also big and they get local support." Dada went on to say, "We were keen to go to Ahmedabad to see the new stadium, but I don't know if we will be able to go there. It is not easy to say at the moment that we are going to host it in India."

BCCI boss Ganguly has also admitted that organizing IPL abroad will not only cost the Board but also the franchisees. At the same time, in the mind of Ganguly, the idea of ​​watching the world's largest stadium with an audience capacity of one lakh 10 thousand for the IPL, prepared in Ahmedabad, would be because there are 6 pitches on this ground, which are prepared for the matches. Can go and in this way there will be no problem of at least pitch here.

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IPL is organized in the same stadium in this new stadium in Motera because there is a 55-room clubhouse. The stadium has four dressing rooms, which are important for the safety of the players. Apart from this, there are many big hotels in Ahmedabad to stay. In such a situation, the BCCI had the option of organizing the IPL here, but officials have not been able to go to the stadium to see the coronavirus and lockdown.