England would consider reception of the Premier League Indian (IPL) if the Board of Cruises of England and Wales receives a request to help complete the tournament by Indian and international cricket authorities, Sky Sports News understands.
IPL has been suspended for one week after escalation of tensions between India and Pakistan.
Discussions of how to finish the tournament are continuing in India.
Matches in the countries in England would be difficult due to the busy schedule of domestic and international seasons.
Pakistan’s Super League (PSL) also confirmed that he was suspending games for an indefinite time, abandoning a plan to complete matches in the United Arab Emirates.
Following the suspension of IPL, BCCI, which regulates the cricket in India, plans to discuss the situation with the government, teams and broadcasters and hopes to announce a new schedule.
IPL still has 12 games to play in the group stage before a Nokau phase that features four play-off matches.
An IPL statement read: “The rest of the continuous IPL 2025 suspended with an immediate effect for a week.
“The decision was made by the IPL Governing Council after proper consultation with all the main actors after representations by most of the exclusivity, who conveyed the concern and feelings of their players, and also the views of the broadcasters, sponsors and fans.
“While BCCI reiterates the full confidence in the strength and readiness of our armed forces, the Board considered it cautious to act in the collective interest of all stakeholders.”
ECB in regular contact with IPLish IPL players
The Board of Crikes of England and Wales (ECB) said on Friday that there was regular dialogue with the 10 English players involved in the competition.
This has been through a combination of the ECB, their security advisers and the professional association of Criceters (PCA).
Jos Buttler, Moeen Ali, Jifra Archer, Liam Livingstone, Phil Salt, Jacob Bethell, Will Jacks, Reece Topley, Sam Curran and Jamie Overton have displayed all this year.
Is India’s trial series in question in England?
Jasprit Bumrah and India’s test team are expected to visit England this summer as planned
The next India test tour in England, which takes place from June-August, is expected to move forward as planned, ECB has confirmed.
India will face England in a series of five rehearsals this summer, starting from Headingley on June 20 and ending at Kia Oval on July 31.
- First Test: Friday June 20 to Tuesday June 24 – Headingley
- Second: Wednesday July 2 to Sunday July 6 – Edgbaston
- Third test: Thursday July 10 to Monday July 14 – Lord’s
- Fourth test: Wednesday 23 July to Sunday July 27 – Emirates Old Trafford
- Fifth Test: Thursday July 31 to Monday August 4 – Kia Oval
Has happened at the India-Pakistan border?
On Wednesday, India performed missile strikes in Pakistan’s Punjab province and parts administered by Pakistan of Kashmir, which a military spokesman said he had killed at least 31 civilians and injured 46.
India explained that its original attacks were in retaliation for the terrorist attack on April 22, in which at least 26 people were shot dead.
India accused Pakistan of supporting those behind the attack – a claim that Pakistan denied.
