‘Pakistan will not be able to … ‘: Sourav Ganguly gives massive verdict on IPL’s restart | Cricket News

Sourav Ganguly (PTI Photo)

MEW DELHI: Sourav Ganguly, the previous captain of India’s cricket group, shared his views relating to the BCCI’s determination to droop IPL 2025 for per week on Friday.The BCCI made an announcement on Friday afternoon to halt the continuing IPL 2025 instantly for per week, citing heightened tensions between India and Pakistan.Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW!“There is a war-like situation in the country, and the BCCI had to do this as there are so many Indian and foreign players. Let’s hope the IPL restarts soon, as an important stage of the tournament is around the corner,” Sourav Ganguly informed ANI.“BCCI had to do this, especially Dharamshala, Chandigarh, Delhi, Rajasthan, Jaipur. These are all venues of IPL. It is necessary to do this according to the situation that happened last night. With time, it will get better and matches will also be played. BCCI will complete the IPL, and this situation will end very soon as Pakistan will not be able to handle the pressure for a long time,” he continued.

The Punjab Kings versus Delhi Capitals fixture on the HPCA Stadium in Dharamshala was suspended through the first innings on Thursday. The organisers directed spectators to depart the venue while guaranteeing the groups returned safely to their lodging.

HPCA member Sanjay Sharma knowledgeable ANI, “Because of the tension between India and Pakistan, yesterday’s match played between Punjab and Delhi was called off in the middle due to security reasons. But because there was a possibility that something like this could have happened, the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association, the Punjab Kings franchisee, and all the operations staff were already in touch with the administration. The administration was fully aware of this.”BCCI then organised organized a devoted Vande Bharat prepare to transport DC, PBKS gamers and the printed group from Dharamshala to Delhi. The whole contingent arrived in Delhi on Friday.