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Alyssa Healy - Pat Cummins - Mitchell Starc - Delhi Capitals Set For Major Blow As Rs 11.75 Crore Overseas Star Might Not Return For IPL 2025 - sports.ndtv.com - Australia - South Africa - New Zealand - India - Pakistan - state California - county Major - county Mitchell

Delhi Capitals Set For Major Blow As Rs 11.75 Crore Overseas Star Might Not Return For IPL 2025

Delhi Capitals' (DC) Australian pacer Mitchell Starc is unlikely to return to India even if the currently-suspended Indian Premier League (IPL) season resumes. In fact, most of the top Australian cricketer's are likely to skip the IPL , which was suspended for a week on Friday amid escalating regional tensions between India and Pakistan. Sources close to the BCCI told NDTV on Sunday that the IPL could restart as early as May 16, with the final likely to be shifted from May 25 to May 30.

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Sunrisers Hyderabad - Rajasthan Royals - What India-Pakistan Ceasefire Means For The Restart Of IPL 2025 - Explained - sports.ndtv.com - India - Pakistan - county Kings

What India-Pakistan Ceasefire Means For The Restart Of IPL 2025 - Explained

A full and immediate ceasefire on land, air and sea has been agreed between India and Pakistan after a few days of cross-border hostilities, including missile and drone attacks aimed at several cities of India. The rising tension had led to the suspension of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 season provisionally for one week, with players - both Indian and overseas - flying back to their homes. However, with ceasefire having been agreed, there remains the possibility of IPL 2025 resuming in the near future.

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Punjab Kings - Punjab Kings-Delhi Capitals Called Off Match To Be Replayed After IPL 2025 Resumes: Reports - sports.ndtv.com - India - Pakistan - county Kings

Punjab Kings-Delhi Capitals Called Off Match To Be Replayed After IPL 2025 Resumes: Reports

The IPL 2025 match between Punjab Kings (PBKS) and Delhi Capitals (DC), which was called off on Thursday amidst air missile and drone attacks on several Indian cities from Pakistan, is set to be replayed once the tournament resumes. With PBKS at 122/1 after 10.1 overs, the match had been called off on Thursday, with technical failure initially being cited as the reason. Since then, IPL 2025 was provisionally suspended for one week. However, if it is to resume after that following ceasefire between India and Pakistan, the clash between PBKS and DC will likely be replayed.

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Shreyas Iyer - Punjab Kings - Yuzvendra Chahal - Axar Patel - Arshdeep Singh - "Isn't The Moment For Panic": Punjab Kings' "Humble Appeal" To Media After IPL Suspension - sports.ndtv.com - India - Pakistan - county Kings

"Isn't The Moment For Panic": Punjab Kings' "Humble Appeal" To Media After IPL Suspension

The ongoing tensions between India and Pakistan have left the entire world stunned. These situations also led to the midway suspension of IPL 2025 on Friday. The match between Punjab Kings and Delhi Capitals was called-off in Dharamsala after a blackout protocol came into operation after Pathankot (85km from Dharamsala) and Jammu (a little over 197km away) came under a drone attack from Pakistan. The floodlights were dimmed and the players and the fans were quickly evacuated from the ground.

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Punjab Kings - IPL Chairman Breaks Silence On Evacuation During IPL 2025 Clash In Dharmasala: "Stampede..." - sports.ndtv.com - Pakistan - county Kings

IPL Chairman Breaks Silence On Evacuation During IPL 2025 Clash In Dharmasala: "Stampede..."

It was during the first strategic timeout when IPL Chairman Arun Dhumal realised that the clash between Punjab Kings and Delhi Capitals in Dharamsala could not have continued. The air raid sirens had gone off in two neighbouring cities, one of them less than 100km away, and 25,000 people were in the stands unaware of the security concerns. On one of his "most challenging days" as a cricket administrator, Dhumal had to oversee the orderly evacuation of these 25,000 people and ensure that the players were not affected by the change of circumstances. Floodlights were dimmed and eventually turned off and a blackout protocol came into operation after Pathankot (85km from Dharamsala) and Jammu (a little over 197km away) came under a drone attack from Pakistan.

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Ricky Ponting - Graeme Swann - Marco Jansen - Punjab Kings - Tristan Stubbs - Jake Fraser Macgurk - Watch: Punjab Kings, Delhi Capitals Players Reach Delhi By Special Vande Bharat Train - sports.ndtv.com - India - county Kings

Watch: Punjab Kings, Delhi Capitals Players Reach Delhi By Special Vande Bharat Train

A special Vande Bharat train having both Punjab Kings (PBKS) and Delhi Capitals (DC) players and support staff members, match officials, commentators, broadcast crew members, operations staff and other key personnel associated with the called off IPL 2025 game in Dharamshala has reached New Delhi from Jalandhar. The DC team bus, along with other buses, were in readiness near the Safdarjung Railway Station to ferry players from both teams and various key personnel to their hotels. After deboarding the train, everyone went into their earmarked buses and were off to their respective hotels in New Delhi. The likes of KL Rahul, Shreyas Iyer, Ricky Ponting, Nehal Wadhera, Marco Jansen, Tristan Stubbs, Heman Badani, Jake Fraser McGurk, Yuzi Chahal, Priyansh Arya, Axar Patel, Shashank Singh, Brad Haddin, Patrick Farhat, along with entire DC and PBKS teams, commentators Alan Wilkins and Graeme Swann, and PBKS co-owner Preity Zinta amongst others were seen entering their respective buses after arriving at the railway station.

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Punjab Kings - "Convoy, Special Train...": How IPL Teams Left Dharamsala Amid Security Concerns - sports.ndtv.com - India - Pakistan - county Kings

"Convoy, Special Train...": How IPL Teams Left Dharamsala Amid Security Concerns

Punjab Kings and Delhi Capitals contingents were on Friday evacuated from Dharamsala and were escorted to the Jalandhar railway station in batches through Hoshiarpur amid tight security, Kangra's Superintendent of Police Shalini Agnihotri has revealed. The squads are currently in transit to New Delhi aboard a special train, said the official. The IPL match between Punjab and Delhi was called off mid-way on Thursday after Pakistan attempted to invade the airspace near Chandigarh with a drone attack, mandating an Indian retaliation. "On Friday morning, the entire contingents of both teams, including players, coaching staff, and broadcast personnel, were moved in around 40 to 50 small vehicles from Dharamsala to Hoshiarpur, located at the Punjab border," the official said.

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Punjab Kings - "Everything Was Handled Smoothly": HPCA Member Sanjay Sharma On Fans Being Evacuated During PBKS vs DC Clash - sports.ndtv.com - India - Pakistan

"Everything Was Handled Smoothly": HPCA Member Sanjay Sharma On Fans Being Evacuated During PBKS vs DC Clash

Sanjay Sharma, member of the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association (HPCA), mentioned that the Punjab Kings vs Delhi Capitals match of the Indian Premier League 2025 in Dharamshala was called off mid-way due to security concerns stemming from tensions between India and Pakistan. "Because of the tension between India and Pakistan, yesterday's match played between Punjab and Delhi was called off in the middle due to security reasons. But because there was a possibility that something like this could have happened, the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association, Punjab Kings franchise, and all the operations staff were already in touch with the administration. The administration was fully aware of this," Sanjay Sharma told ANI.

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