IPL 2022 likely to kick off on April 2 in Chennai

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is intending to begin the following version of the Indian Premier League (IPL) on April 2, 2022. The installations have not been concluded yet the BCCI has inside passed on to the key partners that April 2, most likely, is the date and Chennai, in all sureness, will be the scene. As against 60 games and eight groups up until recently, the association, in its fifteenth version, will have 10 groups and 74 games on the whole and the BCCI has examined inside that the length of the period will be for more than 60 days. The last, along these lines, could be in the principal few days of June, that is either on June 4 or 5. Each group will have 14 association games with the current configuration of seven home and away games each held. As Chennai Super Kings are the reigning champs, Chepauk will be the conspicuous decision for the debut game yet there is no proper choice on the off chance that their rivals will, once more, be Mumbai Indians, which has been the case for the most part. That the IPL will be getting back to India completely was reported by BCCI secretary Jay Shah during his new discourse in Chennai, where CSK commended their fourth IPL win. "I realize all of you are holding back to see the CSK play at Chepauk. All things considered, the second isn't extremely far. The fifteenth period of the IPL will occur in India and it will be more invigorating than any time in recent memory with two new groups joining. We have a uber closeout coming up, so it will be intriguing to see what the new blends resemble," the BCCI secretary had said at the capacity. The full period of 2020 and a half period of 2021 were organized in UAE. Indian group to leave for SA on Dec 8 In the mean time, it has been discovered that the Indian group will leave for South Africa on December 8. The group will fly out from Mumbai where India will play their second and last Test against New Zealand from December 3 to 7. The visit comprises of three Tests, as numerous ODIs and four Twenty20 Internationals.