Two former players of the Indian team Anil Kumble and VVS. Laxman hopes that the 13th season of the Indian Premier League (IPL) will be organized this year, even if the tournament is held without spectators. The IPL was supposed to start from March 29 but due to coronavirus, it has been postponed indefinitely. Speaking to Star Sports, Kumble, chairman of the ICC's cricket committee, said, "We are hopeful and we are positive that if we make room for it in the middle of the program, there are possibilities."

He said, "If we play in empty stadiums, then three-four match venues are enough, there is still a possibility and, we are all positive." T20 World Cup is to be held in October-November this year, but due to coronavirus, there is a possibility that it may be postponed. For this reason, the BCCI is considering to hold IPL between the last week of September and the beginning of November. Laxman said that such a place has to be seen where there are three to four grounds so that the players do not have to travel much.

He said, "Perfect, as well as this thing, has to be ensured that all stakeholders have their opinion on it. Anil said that we should have two-four match venues, I think there should be one venue where three- There should be four grounds because travelling once again will be very challenging. You do not know who is going to the airport. I am sure that the BCCI will be taking care of it. "

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