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Narendra Modi Stadium has a seating capacity of 1 lakh 35 thousand spectators.
The final of IPL 2025 and qualifier 2 will be played at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. The final of the league is to be played on 3 June. A day earlier, BCCI released the remaining 13 matches of IPL. But the venue of the playoffs did not decide.
According to the report of Cricbuj, the qualifier to be held on June 1 in Ahmedabad on 2 and 3 June has been selected to host the final. The only reason for the playoff’s venue is the weather.
The board is monitoring monsoon activities across the country before finalizing the schedule. According to Weather, there is no possibility of rain in Ahmedabad in early June.
The IPL had to be suspended on 9 May due to tension with Pakistan. 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.
Bengaluru-Kolkata match will start
On May 17, the first match between RCB and KKR will be in Bengaluru. The rest of the matches will be played in Jaipur, Delhi, Lucknow, Mumbai and Ahmedabad. The league stage will end on 27 May. 2 double headers will be played on Sunday on 18 and 25 May. That is, there will be 13 matches of league stage in 11 days.
The match between Punjab and Delhi in Dharamshala on May 8 had to be stopped in the midst of attacks from Pakistan. The match will now be played in Jaipur on 24 May. The venue of the playoff matches is not fixed at the moment. First 2-2 playoff matches were to be played in Hyderabad and Kolkata.
The match stopped between Punjab and Delhi in Dharamshala will be played in Jaipur on 24 May.
Further, through 5 questions, we understand every important thing related to IPL …
1. How many matches are left? 74 matches were to be played under IPL 2025. By May 7, there were 57 matches, on 8 May, the 58th match had to be stopped between. That is, there are 17 matches left now. Of these, 13 matches are of league stage and 4 matches are of playoff stage.
2. Which teams are left with? There are two league matches of Mumbai, Kolkata, Rajasthan and Chennai. Three-three league matches of the remaining teams are yet to be held. The position of the teams can be understood from the points table below. A team has to play 14 league matches.
3. How many teams are standing in the playoff race? Three out of 10 IPL teams have been out of the playoff race. Hyderabad, Rajasthan and Chennai these three teams have been eliminated. The remaining teams are still intact in the playoff race.
4. Are all foreign players still present in India? No. Foreign players and support staff were asked to return to their country when BCCI decided to suspend the league. Many of these players have returned to their homes. They will be called again. However, some of Australia’s players may refuse to come to India keeping in mind the final of the World Test Championship.
5. Why conduct the remaining matches in May itself April-May’s window is available every year for IPL. That is, there is no big series in the world anywhere else in this time period. If the rest of the IPL matches are not held in May, then the board would have to wait till September.
The final of the World Test Championship is to be played between Australia and South Africa from 11 June. After this, the Indian team has to go on a tour of England, where the 5 Test series will start from June 20. The remaining teams will also be busy in different series by August. That is why BCCI planned to end the IPL in May itself.
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