Finally, it is announced by the Indian Government that IPL Part II will not be played in India as the Election date and IPL matches are on the same month. IPL authorities submitted their revised dates and venues of IPL but it seems that Indian Government don't want to take rist after the Sri Lankan cricketers attacked in Lahore, Pakistan last month.
IPL chief executive Mr. Lalit Modi is on the trip of England and South Africa and one of these two country will host IPL 2009. South Africa is more likely because England is already going to host 20-20 World Cup in the month of early June. Mr. Lalit Modi also informed Indian press reporters that the new venue will be decided in the next 48 hours. Mr. Lalit Modi also confirmed that there will no change in the matches date will not be changed and format of the game will also be same as it was in first IPL series.
It is expecting that IP will do th business of more than Rs. 10, 000 crore directly or indirectly through IPL. But the main question will new country attract audience in the stadium and will it be as much successful as it was the IPL Part I.
IPL chief executive Mr. Lalit Modi is on the trip of England and South Africa and one of these two country will host IPL 2009. South Africa is more likely because England is already going to host 20-20 World Cup in the month of early June. Mr. Lalit Modi also informed Indian press reporters that the new venue will be decided in the next 48 hours. Mr. Lalit Modi also confirmed that there will no change in the matches date will not be changed and format of the game will also be same as it was in first IPL series.
It is expecting that IP will do th business of more than Rs. 10, 000 crore directly or indirectly through IPL. But the main question will new country attract audience in the stadium and will it be as much successful as it was the IPL Part I.
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