In an exclusive interview with PTI, BCCI secretary Jay Shah indicated that Indian cricket will get an extended window for the IPL in the ICC’s next FTP cycle, which begins in 2024 and runs through 2031.
As a result, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has decided to take legal action against the Indian Premier League’s proposed two-and-a-half-month extension timeframe. It is expected that the topic will be discussed in the ICC’s upcoming meeting, according to PCB chairman Ramiz Raja. “This year’s Indian Premier League (IPL) season is yet to be announced or decided upon. At the ICC conference, I’ll share my thoughts on this topic “On Friday, Raja spoke at a press conference in this city.
When a new development in the world of cricket means that we are being shortchanged, “we will oppose it in a very powerful manner and put our position through strongly in the International Cricket Council,” stated the ICC president.
When Jay Shah, secretary of the BCCI, gave an exclusive interview to PTI earlier this month, he claimed that the Indian board would have a longer window for the IPL in the ICC’s next FTP cycle, which runs from 2024 to 2031.
“Next FTP cycle, the IPL will have an official two and a half-month timeframe so that all the top international players can participate. We’ve had discussions with a number of bodies, including the International Cricket Council (ICC) “PTI had been informed by Shah.
Despite Pakistan’s desire to play India, Raja remarked, the political dynamic between the two neighbors remains a hindrance.
There are currently three former cricketers leading their respective cricket boards; if they can’t make a difference, who will? Raja told Saurav (Ganguly) on the sidelines.
Last year, Ganguly invited him to the IPL finals. “Cricket-wise it made sense to go,” he said. “But then we had to look at the fallout” because of the scenario, he continued. In other words, the PTI SG SG AH AH
