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Get ready for Cricket extravaganza: IPL 2024 tentative dates revealed

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The much-anticipated 17th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) is gearing up for a thrilling kickoff on March 22, 2024. Cricket enthusiasts can mark their calendars for what promises to be a spectacular season, set to unfold just five days after the conclusion of the Women’s Premier League (WPL). The IPL fever is anticipated to grip the nation until May 26, offering fans a two-month cricketing extravaganza.

Notably, the Women’s Premier League‘s second season is slated to take place from February 22 to March 17, providing an exciting prelude to the IPL. Bengaluru and Delhi are set to host the WPL matches, creating a cricketing spectacle for fans in these cities. While the official announcement of the IPL dates is eagerly awaited, insiders suggest that the revelation could come as soon as Monday.

The intricacies of the IPL schedule are intertwined with the general election timetable. The Indian Cricket Board, in consultation with its stakeholders, is contemplating a window between March 22 and May 26 for the league.

The Indian Cricket Board has yet to align the dates with the elections

The confirmation of these dates hinges on the official announcement of the election schedule, a detail that the Board is closely monitoring. Despite the uncertainty, there is a prevailing confidence that the entire IPL will be conducted within the borders of India.

Assurances from cricket boards worldwide have been received, ensuring the availability of players until the final match. However, with the T20 World Cup on the horizon, slated to begin on June 1, the possibility of early player departures cannot be entirely dismissed.

Nevertheless, the board’s primary focus at this juncture is aligning the IPL schedule with the general elections and providing fans with the thrill of witnessing the league unfold on home soil. Cricket lovers can anticipate an official announcement soon, eagerly awaiting the commencement of the IPL 2024 edition.

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