England tour to India 2020 is on the verge of canceling due to IPL


England tour to India 2020 is on the verge of canceling due to IPL




England tour to India 2020





New Delhi The corona virus epidemic has had a major impact on Indian cricket. Not a single match has been played in India since the postponed three-match ODI series against South Africa in March. Even the world's most expensive T20 league ie IPL has been postponed indefinitely. Apart from this, no one knows when the Indian team will play their next international match.





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The BCCI also had to cancel the Indian team's tour of Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe due to Corona virus. Meanwhile, the Daily Mail has published a report that the Indian tour of England will also be postponed, as it may clash with the new window being searched for IPL. In such a situation, the England team which was going to come to India in September to play the three-match ODI and T20 series of the same matches, both those series will also be postponed.





Actually, the Board of Control for Cricket in India, ie BCCI, wants to organize the 13th season of the Indian Premier League, ie IPL, under all circumstances. BCCI has a window for IPL 2020 from September to November, but BCCI is currently waiting for the ICC's decision to decide whether or not to postpone the T20 World Cup.





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England were scheduled to play a three-match ODI and a 3-match T20I series from September 16 to host India, but the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) is going to suspend their team's tour as it clashes with the IPL. Will happen. However, international cricket has returned to England. The hosts are playing a three-match Test series against the West Indies, whose first match has been played.





Concerning IPL, BCCI boss Sourav Ganguly indicated that the league could be organized abroad if the conditions in India do not improve. Currently, India has become the third-largest country in the world, with the highest number of cases of coronavirus. The US is at number one in this case, while Brazil is at number two. At the same time, Sri Lanka and UAE have offered to host IPL, but BCCI has to decide.





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