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IPL 2025 was adjourned for a week due to increasing military tension between India and Pakistan. Now a ceasefire has been announced by the consensus between the two countries. In such a situation, there are chances of the rest of the remaining matches of IPL 2025.
Josh Hazlewood is still injured
Many foreign players have left India after the IPL 2025 suspension. In such a situation, the biggest challenge of BCCI will be that if the IPL starts again, how to bring them back. There is also suspense on whether Josh Hazlewood will return or not. He did not play in the match against Chennai Super Kings due to injury to shoulder. After this, there was doubt on his playing in the match to be held on May 9. But RCB’s match against Lucknow Super Giants on 9 May was canceled.
Way to play the final of the World Test Championship
Josh Hazlewood has been troubled by side strain even before this. Due to injury, he would not be able to play in the Test series against Sri Lanka and had to stay out of the Champions Trophy. Now the Australian team has to play against South Africa in the final of the World Test Championship 2025, which will start from June 11. In such a situation, if the IPL starts soon after, then it will be difficult to play.
League stage remains a total of 13 matches in IPL 2025
BCCI Secretary Devjit Saikia said that BCCI will consult all stakeholders. Given the importance of time, it will also be necessary to take the approval of the Government of India. After this, a new schedule to resume IPL will be released. In addition to the playoff matches in IPL 2025, there are a total of 13 matches left in the league stage, including the match left in the middle of Punjab Kings and Delhi Capitals.
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