IPL 2025 Australia Players Return Update; CA Board | India Pakistancrick Australia on Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025; Cricket Australia has said that after the IPL starts again, it is up to the players whether they want to return to India for IPL. Cricket Australia said on IPL: Whether or not players want to play or not; League will start again from May 17

Punjab Kings coach Ricky Ponting did not return to Australia even after the IPL was postponed and persuaded the Australian players involved in Punjab Kings to stay.

Cricket Australia (CA) has said that after the IPL resumes, it depends on the players whether he wants to return to India for IPL.

BCCI postponed the league for a week on 9 May due to Indo-Pak tension. BCCI stopped the tournament and said that the country is currently in a state of war. In such a situation, it is not right to organize a cricket tournament. The IPL has 16 matches left, including the final. The tournament starts again from 17 May.

Cricket Australia with the decision of players Cricket Australia has said that it is with the players. CA said in a statement, Cricket Australia will support the players in their personal decisions whether they want to return to India, team management will work on the preparation of the World Test Championship Final for the players who choose to play in the remaining IPL matches. We are interacting with the Australian government and BCCI about the security system.

New schedule of IPL released The BCCI has released a new schedule on May 12, along with announcing the launch of IPL. According to the schedule, IPL matches will be played again from May 17. There will be 13 matches of league stage on 6 venue.

The playoff stage will be played from May 29, the final will be on 3 June. The match will be played between Kolkata Knight Riders and Royal Challengers Bangalore on 17 May. PL 2025 will resume from 17 May. Earlier on May 10, the Ceasefire was announced by the two Indo-Pak countries.

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