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India, the biggest money-generating country in the sport, and New Zealand, a side with spunky players, will go head-to-head for the ultimate prize
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If the BCCI is unable to host the event in India given the looming threat of a third wave of the pandemic, the tournament will shift to the UAE after it gets done with hosting the IPL
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The IPL is expected to restart between September 18 and 20 and end on October 10 with three venues in the UAE, Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Sharjah hosting the matches
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The IPL was postponed on May 4 after multiple Covid-19 cases inside its bio-bubble came to light
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"There are lots of organisational hazards like 14-day quarantine. It can't happen in India. This quarantine is tough to handle," he said
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Only 29 games were played before the pandemic halted this year's IPL. Star Sports had sold slots during the match to advertisers for the season
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With India anticipating a third wave of the pandemic later during the year, BCCI is exploring a window in September after the conclusion of India's England tour to complete the tournament
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Move to suspend the IPL is the best decision given the circumstances. Lot of people are suffering in India, says Ness Wadia
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The suspension of the league was announced after Sunrisers Hyderabad's Wriddhiman Saha tested positive for COVID-19 along with Delhi Capitals' Amit Mishra
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"Indian Premier League has been suspended indefinitely after multiple COVID-19 cases in its bio-bubble," league chairman Brijesh Patel said.