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BCCI requests nine privileges to assemble players by May 13 amid IPL 2025: Reports

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In a new development regarding the resumption of the Indian Premier League (IPL2025, it is said that the Cricket Control Council in India (BCCI) is trying to complete the season by May 25. With 12 league games remain before the qualifiers, the Cricket Council plans to go to double opinion, as I mentioned before Indian Express On Sunday, May 11.

All privileges, except Punjab kings (PBKS), this was asked to return to each of them by Tuesday, May 13. The Cricket Council plans for a new table to complete the eighteenth edition of the tournament as soon as possible.

The report added that the privileges were asked to inform foreign players and support staff of joining. Foreign players immediately left their countries after temporarily suspended the championship on Friday, May 9, due to the tensions across the border between India and Pakistan.

Bocci source said Indian Express Provided that his identity is not disclosed:

“All privileges have been informed of informing her team of reporting on Tuesday. Punjab will have a neutral place, so its destination has not yet been confirmed.

“The ceasefire has just been announced; we will have to consult with the government” – IPL Arun Dhumal President

Earlier in the day, the IPL Chairman, Aaron Damal, said they would consult with the Indian government about the resumption of the T20 Championship. This came after the ceasefire between the two countries on Saturday, May 10. Indian Express:

“The ceasefire has just been announced. We are now exploring the possibility of the IPL resumption and its conclusion. If it can be made immediately … we need to determine the dates of the place and everything, and we will now talk to all stakeholders, including the owners of the teams, the broadcasters, and everyone who participates in moving forward.

The 2025 season was suspended for a week after PBKS and Delhi capitals (DC) The match stopped in the middle of the road on May 8, citing the light of the paths and the lack of energy in Daramsala.