Former Indian captain and Kings XI Punjab head coach Anil Kumble hopes that the Indian Premier League (IPL) will be organized this year and he also supported the holding of this rich league without an audience due to the Kovid-19 epidemic. It is not official yet, but the Cricket Board of India (BCCI) wants to organize this tournament in October.
The tournament is still postponed indefinitely due to the Kovid-19 epidemic. Kumble said in Star Sports' Cricket Connected, "Yes, we are looking forward to hosting the IPL this year, but for that we have to make the program very busy."
He said, 'If we organize matches without spectators, then they can be held at three or four places. There is still a possibility of organizing it. We are all optimistic. '
Former Indian batsman VVS Laxman said that IPL stakeholders can organize matches in cities where there are many stadiums. With this, players will have to travel less.
Laxman said, "There is definitely a possibility of an IPL event this year. You have to identify one place where there are three or four grounds, because it will be very challenging to travel. "He said," You don't know who is going to the airport, so I believe that the franchise and the BCCI will Will look into
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