Wish ceasefire stayed till ceasefire … 7 RCB players returned to India abroad, Mumbai-KR also fly

Last Updated: May 10, 2025, 19:23 IST has been postponed by 2 days. Meanwhile, many players have taken off to their respective countries. There are a total of 7 players of RCB. Some players of Mumbai Indians and KKR also quit India … Read more RCB players returned abroad. Most of the foreign players of many teams returned to their country on Saturday after the IPL was adjourned for a week due to military confrontation between India and Pakistan. The IPL was also postponed a day after the cancellation of Thursday’s match between Punjab Kings and Delhi Capitals in Dharamshala after warning of an airstrike in Jammu and Pathankot. However, there has been a ceasefire between India and Pakistan. Under this, both countries will not make any kind of military attack on anyone. Since the postponement of the tournament, the players and associate staff started returning to their city while many foreign players are also returning. Foreign players of RCB are Tim David, Liam Livingstone, Jacob Bethel, Romario Shepherd, Phil Salat, Josh Hazlewood, Lungi Angidi and Nuwan Tushara. The foreign partner staff include head coach Andy Flower, bowling coach Adam Giffith, Cricket Operations Director Mo Bobat, Team Physio Ivan Speciel and expert Freddy Wilde. RCB said in a statement, “We are thankful for the support of BCCI, local authorities and police.” An official of Lucknow Super GIINT also said that some of his foreign players have gone on Saturday while some will stop in India only. Players of Mumbai Indians and Kolkata Knight Riders have gone to their destination. According to the source, KKR players have left Hyderabad where they were to play from Sunrisers Hyderabad on Saturday. After the cancellation of the IPL match in Dharamshala, players of Punjab Kings and Delhi Capitals reached Delhi on Friday. He was brought from Hoshiarpur to Jalandhar railway station in different batch under tight security. After this, he was brought to Delhi by special Vande Bharat Express. A source in Punjab Kings said that most of its foreign players have left. Meanwhile, BCCI Secretary Devjit Saikia said that after a comprehensive review of the situation, the revised program of the tournament and the Venue will be given. Contact: satyam.sengar@nw18.com latest news of India Pakistan on News18 India.

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