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IPL 2021 will start on April 9, 2021 in Chennai, where the Indian champions from Mumbai will face Royal Challengers Bangalore as the opening of the tournament.
One of the highlights of this release is that all matches will be played on neutral ground, without a team playing at home.
IPL 2021 on Sunday will take place between April 9 and May 30 in six locations, without any team to play at home, as announced by the Board of Governors on Sunday.
Despite the growth of COVID-19, Mumbai has been named one of the host cities, and the tournament will take place behind closed doors, at least at the beginning of the tournament.
Other places are Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi and Kolkata. On May 30, the finals and playoffs will take place at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad.
The season begins on April 9, 2021 in Chennai, where Indian champions from Mumbai will face Royal Challengers Bangalore at the opening of the tournament.
The largest cricket stadium in the world, which was recently named Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, will host the playoffs and final on May 30, 2021.
Click here for a complete list of IPL 2021 schedules, times, dates and locations.
During the championship stage, each team will play in four places. Of the 56 league matches, Chennai, Mumbai, Kolkata and Bangalore will play 10 games each, while Ahmedabad and Delhi will play 8 games each. One of the highlights of this release is that all matches will be played on neutral ground, without a team playing at home. In the championship stage, all teams will play in 4 of 6 places.
There will be a total of 11 doubles games, in which 6 teams will play three matches in the afternoon and two teams will play two matches in the afternoon. The afternoon games will start at 15:30 IST and the evening games at 19:30 IST.
ANNOUNCES THE AUCTION LIST FOR VIVO IPL 2021 PLAYERS
VIVO IPL 2021 List of announced player auctions
The list of auctions for VIVO IPL 2021 players appeared with 292 crickets to be beaten in Chennai on February 18, 2021. Initially, 1,114 crickets were registered to participate in the auction. The final list was cut after eight franchises submitted their lists.
2 INR is the highest reserve price and they selected two Indian players - Harbhajan Singh and Kedar Jadhav - and eight foreign players - Glenn Maxwell, Steve Smith, Shakib Al Hassan, Moin Ali, Sam Billings, Liam Plunkett, Jason Roy and Mark Wood. to be included in the highest range.
12 players are up for auction with a base price of 1.5 INR. Hanuma Vihari and Umesh Yadav are two Indian players on the list of 11 crickets with a base price of 1 INR.
A total of 164 Indian players, 125 foreign players and 3 players from the associated countries will participate in the VIVO IPL 2021 auction for players from Chennai.
How fans can watch IPL 2021 LIVE in your country, India
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IPL 2021 fans are not allowed in the stadiums: How fans can broadcast IPL 2021 LIVE live in your country, India, IPL 2021 Full schedule, teams, teams
Fans of IPL 2021 Stadium are not allowed: how fans can watch IPL 2021 LIVE in your country, India, full schedule IPL 2021, teams, teams - IPL President Briesh Patel confirmed InsideSport that BCCI has decided not to allow fans to participate on the stadium throughout the 14th edition of the championship.
"Yes, I can confirm that there will be no spectators this season. Not for a single match. In the next two days, we will have a meeting of the Board of Directors to ratify these decisions. The decision was made in Mumbai because the location was difficult to determine. but we believe that everything will work. But we keep our options open (choosing a replacement place if things get out of hand ", Briesh Patel told Inside Sport in an exclusive interview on Sunday night.
IPL 2021 data: which TV channels will broadcast IPL 2021?
IPL 2021 will be streamed on Star Sports Network. The main Indian broadcaster broadcast the games in several languages and on several network channels.
How fans can watch IPL 2021 LIVE in your country, India
Fans of IPL 2021 Stadium are not allowed: how fans can watch IPL 2021 LIVE in your country, India, full schedule IPL 2021, teams, teams - IPL President Briesh Patel confirmed InsideSport that BCCI has decided not to allow fans to participate on the stadium throughout the 14th edition of the championship.
"Yes, I can confirm that there will be no spectators this season.