Cricket Australia on IPL Restart: Australian Cricket Board supports foreign players

New Delhi. Due to tension between India and Pakistan, the BCCI recently postponed the IPL for a week. After this, some players returned to their country. If the players of Australia returned after the IPL were postponed, if the players of Australia do not want to return to India for the rest of the matches, then they will get support from Cricket Australia. This information was given in a media report here.

Australian players of different IPL teams have reached home. Some former players like Ricky Ponting and Brad Hadin are left in India who are part of the coaching staff. Other coaches such as Justin Langer and Mike Hassi have also returned due to tension on the border between India and Pakistan.

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After the announcement of the ceasefire between India and Pakistan, the players have been asked to return as the IPL is going to start again within a week. After this, Sydney Morning Herald said that if the nervous Australian players do not want to go back due to security reasons, then Cricket Australia will support him. No franchise will pressurize them.

It said, “Australian players are worried and scared. Members of coaching staff including Ricky Ponting and Brad Hadin are in India while the players have returned. In this perspective, the CA will defend the players’ right to decide to return to the IPL. ”

Ceasefire between India and Pakistan
The IPL will start again after the ceasefire. On May 10, the US ceasefire between India and Pakistan and assured both countries that they would no longer attack each other. Even after ceasefire, Pakistan had filed some drones in India but now the situation remains fine. It has to be seen when the IPL 2025 starts again.