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IPL 2020 latest news |On Sunday, the Indian government relaxed restrictions on sporting events, which allowed them to resume behind closed doors in the country and as far as cricket is concerned, it means that the IPL may take place in 2020.

The BCCI welcomed the government's decision, but said that it is premature to think in IPL's Ba. The IPL, however, can be found as a window for travel restrictions to be relaxed and the tournament, which the BCCI postponed indefinitely in April due to the Kovid-19 epidemic.

Extending the nationwide lockdown for one and two weeks until May 31, in a directive listing activities that would be prohibited or continued, the Indian government said: "Sports complex and stadium will be allowed to open; however, spectators are not allowed Will go To further emphasize that all types of ceremonies will not be allowed, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) said: "All social / political / sports / entertainment / educational / cultural / religious functions / other gatherings and large conferences will be prohibited". 

All domestic and international air travel - "except domestic medical services, for domestic air ambulance and security purposes or purposes as permitted by the MHA" - also remains prohibited.

BCCI treasurer Arun Dhumal said that to resume cricket activities, there is a need to reduce travel restrictions within the country. Dhumal said in a media statement issued by the BCCI, "Considering the ban on air travel and movement of people till 31 May, the BCCI will wait more before holding a skill-based training camp for its contracted players." "The board has reiterated that the safety and well-being of its athletes and support staff is paramount and will not rush into any decision that may impede or jeopardize India's efforts to prevent the spread of the virus."

Asked if the BCCI will now start thinking about hosting the IPL 2020 later this year, Dhumal told ESPNcricinfo that it is too early to think about the tournament. He said that in addition to governments allowing international travel around the world, a window would first need to be opened to guarantee the participation of foreign players.

The IPL franchises collaborated with the cautious optimism of the BCCI. The chief executive of a franchise said that the government's decision would "have an impact" on the BCCI today, which it can now say "present a case to be IPL."

Overall, cricket will take a little time to resume locally, with various major states including Maharashtra and Karnataka still in complete lockdown. Although the BCCI has discussed the conduct of individual training programs wherever possible after the travel restrictions were relaxed, some of which handed over stadiums to local governments for use as quarantine centers for people infected by coronaviruses has given.

Dhumal said, "The BCCI will study the guidelines at the state level and coordinate with the state cricket associations to organize a program for skill-based training at the local level."

India's next scheduled assignment for the men's side is a tour of Sri Lanka in July, which includes three ODIs and several T20Is. Dhumal confirmed that Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) had expressed eagerness to host that series by writing a letter to the BCCI, but without permission from the Indian government to travel, it would be too early to predict that the series would go ahead or not.

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