The BCCI can insist on playing more T20s and ODIs when cricket starts again. Despite the postponement of the IPL twice so far, the BCCI is still confident of being the league, which is why it has not officially cancelled it yet. The currently ongoing lockdown period in the country ends on May 17 and the BCCI hopes to clear the picture of the IPL event only after that. It is very likely that the BCCI will organize the IPL in September or October, but for this the approval of the government will be necessary. But before the IPL, players can play some home matches to prepare themselves for this T20 league.
Selectors' advice, to be domestic T20 tournament before IPL held: Chief selector of Team India Sunil Joshi recently held a meeting with his fellow selectors. Times Now quoted Mumbai Mirror as saying, the selection committee wants the board to start the season with the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, which is India's best domestic T20 tournament. The T20 League to be held before the IPL will definitely help the players get ready for the Indian Premier League and T20 World Cup.
International cricketers mostly avoid playing domestic cricket, but given the current situation, many players can play with their state teams to return to international cricket. If Kohli plays for Delhi, he represents his state team after seven years. He last represented Delhi in the 2013 NKP Salve Trophy. Rohit Sharma played domestic cricket in 2018 but could not play for Mumbai since then due to his return to the Test team. If BCCI accepts the advice of selectors, then MS Dhoni can also play in the Syed Mushtaq Ali T20 tournament. If all these matches are not broadcast on television, then there will be no problem for the BCCI to get the matches in the empty stadium. The board may meet to discuss the future of the IPL and the domestic season after the end of the third lockdown.
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