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The globally-recognized Indian Premier League (IPL) cricket tournament has been suspended for a week amid hostilities between India and neighboring Pakistan. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) confirmed the shutdown in a statement today following discussions with the various franchises and their players,

Except for a few Australian players, a majority of the foreign cricketers will report for duty for the remainder of IPL 2025, which begins on May 17, Saturday.

Indian Premier League suspension leads to postponement of T20 Mumbai League and Maharashtra Premier League, awaiting revised fixtures.

However, the fresh schedule of resumption left franchises in a muddle over the availability of foreign stars, not only due to the lingering safety concerns in the wake of India-Pakistan military hostilities,

The Indian Premier League is set to return around the middle of May to complete the rest of the season, subject to government approval.

The Indian Premier League is set to resume on May 17th after a temporary suspension caused by heightened tensions between India and Pakistan. The revised schedule excludes Chandigarh and Dharamsala as venues due to security concerns,

The BCCI will be conducting a meeting on Sunday, 11 May to discuss the possibility of restarting the 18th season of the Indian Premier League at the earliest after putting it on hold due to ongoing hostilities between India and Pakistan.