The rest of the IPL had to be completed in the UAE in September-October. The tournament returned to India the following year but had to be suspended in May amid a devastating second wave in the country. The entire edition of 2020 was held in the UAE due to the pandemic. "We would like to play in India but we have to see the situation," he added. However, Patel said it is still too early to decide on the matter. With India experiencing a third wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, the BCCI is exploring back-up options for the IPL, expected to be held in April-May, and it includes hosting the entire event in one state. "We have been talking to the new teams, we are planning to give them 10 days to two weeks," said Patel, adding that there has been no change in the date and place of the auction. New teams will get 10-14 days to pick players: Patel The IPL chief said the GC plans to give them 10-14 days to pick the players before the auction.īCCI secretary Jay Shah hails new IPL title sponsor Tata GroupīCCI secretary Jay Shah on Tuesday hailed the coming on board of the Tata Group, One of India’s largest business conglomerates, in place of Chinese mobile manufacturer Vivo as the Indian Premier League’s title sponsor from this year. KL Rahul is expected to lead Lucknow and Hardik Pandya Ahmedabad. Both the franchises have already recruited the support staff and they can now go ahead and sign up to three players each from the draft pick ahead of the mega auction. The issuance of LOI means the two teams are formally part of the IPL, allowing them to pick players ahead of the auction on February 12 and 13 in Bengaluru. The BCCI have found a new title partner in the Tatas, and a deal has been "The bids were approved by the GC today, LOI will be issued soon," IPL chairman Brijesh Patel told PTI after the meeting. Troubled by the political bickering that had first forced the company to opt out of the IPL ahead of the 2020 season, Vivo once again decided to exit because of the lack of traction they were getting out of the investment. BCCI stitches IPL deal with Tatas to hand Vivo a smooth exit
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