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IPL could be canceled due to Coronavirus

The 13th season of the Indian Premier League is on the verge of cancelation after India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared a 21-day lockdown to tackle Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak in the country.

The cancellation of IPL looks inevitable.



BCCI had already postponed the star-studded eight-team league to April 15 earlier this month. However, the situation around the pandemic worsened since then with confirmed cases surging towards the 500-mark in India.

Sporting events around the globe have been affected by the pandemic. The Tokyo Olympics 2020 has been postponed to 2021.
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  1. ChandiraMarch 30, 2020 at 10:32 AM

    Sad to hear this, it would be good if there is a trimmed version of IPL this year.

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