Plea Filed In High Court To Stop IPL 2020 Event, Know Details
T-20 League of the Board of Control for Cricket in India can be banned from holding the Indian Premier League 2020. This tournament, to be played from March 29 to May 24. An application has been filed in the Madras High Court to ban it due to Coronavirus.
According to the petitioner so far, there is no specific medicine to cure Coronavirus (COVID-19) or prevention treatment for its danger. According to the petitioner coronavirus is spreading very fast all over the world and it is creating an epidemic-like situation.
Earlier Italy Federation League is one of the oldest leagues in the world and was badly affected by it. Until 3 April, football was being played in closed doors by the Italian government and no spectators were allowed to visit the grounds.
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BCCI President Sourav Ganguly has already said that no decision has been taken on postponing the tournament. He will make adequate arrangements to avoid the coronavirus outbreak during the tournament. Ganguly had said "We will take all kinds of precautions. I don't know what to do more, it is up to our medical team.
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