To avoid double-headers, the BCCI may delay the IPL final.

Key sentence:

• As PTI had first announced, the competition will begin on Sunday, September 19.
• Secretary Jay Shah is back in India after a progression of gatherings with the Emirates Cricket Board authorities.

The BCCI metal is investigating the choice of utilizing the full window of the Indian Premier League by pushing the last back to October 15 to lessen the number of doubleheaders in the UAE’s singing September heat. 

As PTI had first announced, the competition will begin on Sunday, September 19. Keeping in mind that the last was probably made arrangements for October 10, the BCCI, just as the Emirates Cricket Board, is reflecting on extending the worthwhile T20 occasion till October 15. 

“September 15 toward October 15 is the window. At first, BCCI was considering having 10 twofold headers. Be that as it may, in the third and fourth seven day stretch of September, having 10 evening matches can be genuinely debilitating for major parts in a short window,” a BCCI source told PTI on the state of namelessness. 

Also read: As-new-cases-reported-Maharashtra-covid-19-tally-reached-near-5-million-mark.

“So if October 15, that is a Friday focused in on, it’s fundamentally the beginning of the end of the week in India, and in Dubai, it’s an occasion which will permit fans to come in and appreciate a high-profile round of cricket. It fills a double need. Additionally, the number of doubleheaders could be diminished to five or six, rather than 10,” the source said. 

BCCI president Sourav Ganguly, VP Rajiv Shukla, acting CEO Hemang Amin, financial officer Arun Dhumal, joint secretary Jayesh George, and IPL administrator Brijesh Patel are in the UAE to settle the courses of action. 

Secretary Jay Shah is back in India after a progression of gatherings with the Emirates Cricket Board authorities and a recce of the settings. 

The Indian group’s last Test in England is in Manchester, and on the off chance that it takes care of business, it will complete on September 14. The following day, the Indian unexpected IPL players will be flown through a sanction departure from Manchester to Dubai. 

They may need to go through a three-day hard isolate in the UAE, yet that could be postponed since they will enter from the UK bio-bubble.