IPL 2025 temporarily suspended in the increasing border stress


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Published on: May 09, 2025

The Cricket Board of India (BCCI) has officially announced a temporary suspension of the current Indian Premier League (IPL) in the 2025 season. In the media issued on May May, the BCCI explained that the suspension would be effective for a week initially, if further evaluation will be done

. The decision follows the high-level meeting of the BCCI’s highest leadership, during which the various accidental solution-tournaments were discussed with a possible change. Finally, the IPL Governor’s Council chose to temporarily stop the proceedings by continuing the security and interests of players, staff, broadcastlers, sponsor and fans.

Further updates related to the new schedule The BCCI said in its official statement that the locations of the competition will be declared properly after evaluating the situation with the concerned authorities and consultation with the shareholders.

The Board emphasized that the preparation and capabilities of India’s armed forces were being fully believed, but conscientiously paused the competition in the light of the increasing concern expressed by multiple franchisees, players, broadcasters and sponsors.


It was suspended shortly after the planned match between Punjab Kings and Delhi Capital on May 8. Increasing discomfort among foreign players and logistical challenges around the journey raised the urge to take fast action. The highest priority is to ensure the safe movements of all IPL stakeholders, including teams, players, broadcast crews and other league personnel. According to sources, a separate journey is being arranged to transport those joined from Dharamshala to New Delhi to ensure security.

Talk about developing situations, IPL President Arun Dhumal said“We are reviewing the situation. They are evolving and we have not yet received any instructions from the government. Any decision will be taken to keep in mind the good interests of all logistics and stakeholders.”

Although the official suspension period is currently a week, the timeline to resume will depend strongly on how the geographical -political situation unfolds in the coming days and the concerns of the players’ safety – especially the people abroad can be focused.

For now, cricket fans and stakeholders are waiting for the following updates, as the BCCI has set the best courses for the events and charts the best course for the competition.



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