The remainder of the suspended Indian Premier League season will have to be played outside the country, the organising Indian cricket board said, though it is unclear whether a window can be found to play the outstanding 31 games.
The popular Twenty20 league was suspended indefinitely last week after several personnel tested positive for COVID-19. India reported 366,161 new COVID-19 infections on Monday, taking the caseload to 22.66 million.Sourav Ganguly, head of the Board of Control for Cricket in India , told Sportstar magazine that COVID-19 restrictions meant it was impossible to stage the remaining games in India.
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