COVID-19 Affect on IPL 2020 in different cities and states

In what could be a vast draft to organizing the 13th edition of the Indian Premier League(IPL). A different   contest of the Group of Ministers on Wednesday canceled all visas, except for a few official class  till April 15 in the wake of the Viable COVID 19 scare.

In the meeting held at Nirman Bhavan here, It was decided that all existing visas, except foreign relations official. United Nation International employment & work visas  stand suspended till April 15 as the COVID 19 outbreak has already seen over 60 Sites cases in India.

The COVID-19 outbreak was on Wednesday announced  a pandemic by the World Health An organization whose director expressed his "deep concern" above  the "alarming levels of inaction" in combating the gum spread.

But the Board of Control for the match  in India  is still hope  and have said that they will do  work closely with the concerned administration to ensure that all able  precautions are taken.

The present scenario is a huge challenge for the Board of Control for Cricket in India( BCCI) Indian Premier League (IPL) & it is one where the circumstances are changing every few hours and Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI )has no manage over these circumstances. As is usually the case in such situations, the Board of Control for Cricket in India ( BCCI) would be in regular touch with the concerned departments to take the best possible the course of work in the interest of the game, the players, the fan and the league," a BCCI official told IANS.

The advisory from the Government of India does speak of exception for official visas and Indian Premier League( IPL ), franchises believe that they  help as the ban would be for tourists looking to visit the country.

We are still finger cross that there should not be an issue in having our foreign recruits over for the tournament. Rest obviously depends on what the govt. feel  is better, as public health is of more important" the official of an Indian Premier League IPL franchise says by IANS.

In fact, the Board of Control for Cricket in India ( BCCI) President Sourav Ganguly had recently made it clear that don’t take tension about the fate of the tournament the board was taking all the required precautions.

Administrative  in Maharashtra and Karnataka have once written to the Centre to put the cash-rich league on hold and the new advisory from the govt. could see a different curve as far as the fate of the IPL is concerned.