Mumbai: Disturbances in Andhra Pradesh over Telangana issue had far-reaching penalty, as Indian Premier League 3-governing body, decided to move out of the opening match from Hyderabad and move it to Mumbai.
Moreover, Feroze Shah Kotlas Stadium, serving a one-year ban by the ICC in international matches, will be maintained as an IPL venue.
The Deccan Charges were planned to play in the opening match after the famous IPL opening ceremony to kick-start the new edition with two new teams. The honors will be shared in Bombay as franchisee owners were not keen on hosting the opening of the State of Andhra after the riots had marked the arrangement of the new state of Telangana.
A dissatisfied HCA joint secretary DS Chalapathi said he died not expects such problems on a sporting event. “Yes, we will take more safety actions for the security circumstances in the future. There are tournament,” he says. Ironically NOK organizers had issued paper ads moving fans to see the inaugural edition. Apparently they do not predict an outcome to be troubled.
This is the first sporting event that was affected in the state capital after the demonstration of the divergence of the state, was launched. Wednesday-All India Women’s Inter-state cricket championship came with the organizers breathed a sigh of relief when teams from across the country participated.
IPL Commissioner Lalit Modi told a news consultation Friday that the decision to move out of the opening was made after widespread discussions with officials and team owners, and all have decided to host the same in Mumbai. He added: “I can assure you that the 3 IPL opening ceremony will be bigger, more impressive in his comeback to India.” He added: “We want two new layers to the show; they will be an public sale in mid-February.