New date of starting IPL 2025, all details including venue and timing exposed, learn latest update

IPL 2025 Resume Date Reveled: After the consensus on India Pakistan Ceasefire between India and Pakistan, the date of resume of IPL 2025 may be announced soon. According to a media report, the tournament can be resumed on 16 or 17 May. It is reported that the first match can be played between Lucknow Super Giants and Royal Challengers Bangalore when the tournament starts again (IPL New Schedule 2025). Remind that on May 8, Punjab Kings vs Delhi Capitals match was declared canceled due to security reasons. According to a report published in the match sports up to 4 cities, IPL 2025 is going to happen again from next week. 4 cities can be selected for organizing the remaining matches in the tournament. The BCCI has informed all the teams and partners regarding the start of the tournament. The Board of Control for Cricket in India has ordered all the teams to call back all foreign players and support staff as soon as possible. LSG’s team can gather together by May 13, while other teams are also going to gather and reach the next match venue. Changes of revenge playoffs are possible in the venue of the venue playoffs. Before the tournament was suspended, the qualifier 1 and the eliminator match were to be played at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad. At the same time, the qualifier 2 and the final match was to be played at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata. Now according to the latest update, there will be no change in the venue of both qualifiers and eliminator matches, but the final can be done at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad instead of Kolkata. It is also worth noting that all the players of other teams except Punjab Kings have returned to their respective homes. PBKS head coach Ricky Ponting made a big contribution in celebrating the players of Punjab Kings to stay in India. ALSO READ: New date of starting IPL 2025, exposed all the details including venue and timing, know what is the latest update

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