The first Cricket Champions League will be played in India and one team from Pakistan is also expected to take part in the event.
Indian Cricket Board official and commissioner Indian Premier Leage Lalith Modi said that the matches of the event would be played in Jaipur, New Delhi and Mohali during the current year.
Eight teams will participate in the Cricket Champions League. The teams securing the first and the second positions in the domestic Twenty20 events of South Africa and Australia besides the winner and runner-up of the Indian Premier League will also take part in the event.
Under a proposed schedule, two teams from England had to play in the IPL but due to differences between the Indian and English boards on some administrative matters of the Champions League any team’s participation in the event from England is not looking possible.
Lalith Modi said that if no team comes from England then any team from Sri Lanka or New Zealand would fill this gap.
He said that a team from Pakistan would also take part in the event and the PCB has ensured its complete cooperation in this regard.
Indian Cricket Board official and commissioner Indian Premier Leage Lalith Modi said that the matches of the event would be played in Jaipur, New Delhi and Mohali during the current year.
Eight teams will participate in the Cricket Champions League. The teams securing the first and the second positions in the domestic Twenty20 events of South Africa and Australia besides the winner and runner-up of the Indian Premier League will also take part in the event.
Under a proposed schedule, two teams from England had to play in the IPL but due to differences between the Indian and English boards on some administrative matters of the Champions League any team’s participation in the event from England is not looking possible.
Lalith Modi said that if no team comes from England then any team from Sri Lanka or New Zealand would fill this gap.
He said that a team from Pakistan would also take part in the event and the PCB has ensured its complete cooperation in this regard.
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