The struggle is still going on for the IPL to be held on time. Meanwhile, BCCI Treasurer Arun Dhumal has made it clear today or Wednesday that the IPL will start in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) from 19 September. In fact, there were reports of 13 people of Chennai Super Kings being Covid-19 positive in the past and after that questions started raising about the IPL. After that, it was said that this tournament in UAE could be canceled, but now Dhumal has made it clear that the tournament will not be canceled.

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Yes, recently he said, 'Everything is fine in UAE and the tournament will be on schedule.' Speaking to a website, Dhumal said, "All of them (people of Chennai) have now come to the test. The IPL will be on their schedule, there is no doubt about it. There is nothing to worry about, the player will undergo proper Covid-19 tests and the match will be played in the empty stadium without spectators. So I don't think there is any problem.'

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Apart from this, he also talked about not releasing the BCCI league schedule yet. He said, "The board is talking to the Emirates Cricket Board (ECB) and hopes to announce it soon. IPL chairman Brijesh Patel is in the UAE and is working on it. The ECB is helping us.'' Let us also tell you that all the teams have started training in the UAE but CSK has not been able to do so yet because the team is in quarantine after 13 people got Covid positive.

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