New Zealand Cricket will give NOC to all its six players to play in IPL 2020

New Zealand Cricket will give NOC to its Players to Play IPL 2020

New Delhi New Zealand Cricket will give NOC (No Objection Certificate) to all six of its international players contracted with IPL, but the board also said that players have to be cautious about health safety regulations themselves. The six New Zealand players to play in the IPL include Jimmy Neesham of Kings XI Punjab, Lockie Ferguson of Kolkata Knight Riders, Mitchell McLennaghan and Trent Boult of Mumbai Indians, Kane Williamson of Sunrisers Hyderabad and Mitchell Sentner of Chennai Super Kings.

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NZC spokesman Richard Booke said, "In terms of IPL, NZC is issuing NOCs to the players concerned and it depends on them what they decide." IPL is likely to be held from late September to November. This window has been created due to the cancellation of the T20 World Cup to be held in Australia in October-November due to Corona virus epidemic. The NZC is providing its players with the latest health safety regulations and information related to the corona virus and now it is the responsibility of the players to be vigilant.

Let us tell you that BCCI wants to have IPL in any condition this year because if it does not, then it may have to bear a huge loss. The IPL was scheduled to be held from March 29 this year but was postponed due to the outbreak of the COVID 19 epidemic.

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Now the way for its event has been cleared by the postponement of the T20 World Cup. In view of the outbreak of the Corona epidemic in India, which is very high, it has been decided by the board to get it done in the UAE, but this permission will also have to be taken from the Government of India. Now in the window found for IPL, the organization of this league will be completed, that is, there will be no cuts in matches.