BCCI wants to replace T20 World Cup for IPL: Chappell

On the question of the window for the IPL, former Australian captain Ian Chappell said - The first thing you know is that the BCCI will win. If they want to play in October, they will play.

-Former Australia captain Ian Chappell said- We can tell that world cricket will not back down due to India

-Former Australia captain Alan Border said - IPL is only a business of making money, it is not bigger than the World Cup

The Indian Premier League (IPL) has already been postponed indefinitely due to Coronavirus. Now the T20 World Cup to be held in October-November is also under threat. In such a situation, former Australian captain Ian Chappell said that India will replace the T20 World Cup for the IPL if they want.

At the same time, cricket legend and former Australia captain Alan Border has described the IPL as a money making business. He said that it is not bigger than the World Cup and it should not be promoted. The border said that India's grandeur should not be allowed to operate internationally.

Cummins said - I want to play IPL before World Cup

The IPL was to be held from March 29, which was postponed indefinitely. While the T20 World Cup is to be held in Australia between 18 October and 15 November this year. Recently Australian fast bowler Pat Cummins had hoped to play the IPL before the World Cup. Cummins has been bought by Kolkata Knight Riders this time for a maximum of Rs 15.50 crore.

Australia is taking good care of the players'

Replying to Cummins, Chappell said, "This statement has been made by a man who has never been a fan of the board, but Cricket Australia top players are being well taken care of at the moment." So I think there will be a matter of liability here. This is also an opportunity where we can tell that world cricket is not going to backfire due to India. "

Very unlikely 'World Cup'

On the question of the window for the IPL, Chappell said, "The first thing you know is that the BCCI will win. If they want to play in October, they will play. At the moment I think the chances of having the T20 World Cup are slim, as 16 teams will play in the tournament. It would be difficult to make such a big arrangement. If the BCCI wants a place for the IPL, it might get it. "

World Cup gets more preference than IPL: Border

At the same time, Border said on ABC's Grandstand Cafe radio program, "I'm not happy with it. The World Cup should be preferred over local tournaments. So I think if there is a T20 World Cup, there will be no IPL. I will question this decision (to replace the T20 World Cup with IPL). This is just a money drawer, isn't it? The World Cup should get priority. "

Do not let India run internationally '

He said, "You close the door." You know that India is running the game. If this happens, the domestic board should stop its players from participating in the IPL. I do not think you should let India run at the international level. This will be the wrong path. "

Players who come prepared from cricket / home in Corona, will not be able to shine ball with spit; Umpires will also wear gloves, sanitize sporting goods

The ICC has issued a guideline regarding the safe return of cricket after Corona. In this, it will be necessary for the players to sanitize every type of equipment before and after training.

ICC suggests to start training in four phases
In the first phase,


players will be allowed to undergo personal training
In the second phase,


 three or less players will be able to train together.

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has issued a guideline regarding the safe return of cricket. This guideline contains all the guidelines from domestic cricketers to international players training, sports, travel and virus protection. Under this, any tournament or international match A training camp will have to be held in the team co-operation before 14 days.



Apart from this, the use of saliva to shine the ball will be prohibited. Apart from this, there will be appointment of Chief Medical Officer to take care of the health of the players. The Medical Advisory Committee of ICC has prepared it with many experts.

ICC suggests training in four phases

The ICC has suggested starting training in four different phases. In the first phase, players are allowed to undergo individual training, while in the second phase, three or fewer players will be able to practice together. However, the rules of social distancing will have to be followed even during this period.

Approval to practice the entire team together in the last phase

In the third phase, less than ten players will be able to practice together. At the same time, in the fourth and last phase, the whole team will be able to practice together. During this time ten or more players will be allowed to be present on the field. He will also be able to practice batting along with bowling.

Important points of ICC Guideline

It will be necessary to sanitize every type of equipment before and after training.

The use of saliva to shine the ball will be banned.

Umpires have also been advised to wear gloves when placing the ball.

The hand has been repeatedly asked to sanitize while the ball is being used.

Players must avoid using another case.

Players must follow the rules of social distancing while training.

Instead of getting ready in the stadium, you have to come home ready so that you do not have to use the common facility.

Players should avoid contact with each other during celebrations.

Restrictions on the use of towels, a second water bottle.

Players will not be able to give their caps, sunglasses or towels to the umpire or partner during the match.

The players will also undergo a health test during training and matches. Their temperature will be checked.