Indian biggest league "IPL" postponed. BCCI postponed the ipl due to the serious and pandemic situation of Coronavirus in India.

The  IPL has been postponed due to Corona's worst situation in India.

According to media reports, the Indian Cricket Board has immediately postponed the Indian Premier League indefinitely.

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 It is to be noted that the Indian Premier League (IPL) match between the teams of Calcutta and Bangalore was canceled yesterday due to the spread of Corona in India and the positive test of the players.

According to the report, the players who have tested positive for corona include Varun Chakraborty and Sandeep Warriors and both of them suffered corona when they went out for medical check-up due to injury.

Many players playing in the IPL in India have so far contracted the corona virus and several foreign players have also left the league.

The Indian cricket board is planning to reschedule the match between Calcutta Knight Riders and Royal Challengers Bangalore on May 3, according to cricket watchdog cric buzz.

According to "cric Buzz" no reason has been given by the Indian authorities for the cancellation of the match, however, it is learned that the match was canceled due to the corona test of the players of the Calcutta Knight Riders. 

Indian spinner Ravi Chandran Eshwan has decided not to play the rest of the IPL matches due to the spread of Corona in India and the epidemic of family members.

Ashwin said, 

"If things go in the right direction, I will think about playing in the IPL again," said Ashwin, who represents Delhi Capitals in the IPL.

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 Australian cricketers continue to leave the IPL due to an increase in corona cases in India.

Australia's Adam Zampa and Ken Richardson have split from the Indian Premier League.

According to Indian media, Australian cricketers are leaving the IPL and returning home for personal reasons.

Australia's Andrew Tie has already announced his retirement from the league, while India's Ravi Chandran Eshwan has also resigned from the league due to code.

According to media reports, despite the increase in Corona cases, the organizers are facing severe criticism for continuing the IP League, which has increased the chances of the league being postponed.