The biggest question lies around whether Australian Cricketers will be returning to play the remainder of the IPL and PSL once they resume after the situation between India and Australia.
Australian players have been left shaken after what they have witnessed in the ongoing situation between India and Australia, now their return to their countries and their return is imminent when the tournament resume.
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IPL, PSL set to resume
The India-Pakistan military conflict has come to an end after they announced a ceasefire, and now both countries are at peace. The tournament is set to resume soon after the ground-level meeting is set to take place, as the respective countries will take place to resume the tournament.
Currently, as per the report suggest IPL is eyeing to resume the competition in the southern states in Hyderabad, Chennai, Bengaluru, as they eyeing to complete the tournament from May 14 to and looking to complete the tournament within May 30 as per reports. As the IPL committee will take one final decision after having all meetings with stakeholders, sponsors, franchise and their players the final call will be taken.
Coming to PSL players have had For those who were part of PSL, the concerns is on the logistical part, but more so on what they incurred in the last few days. "Players in Pakistan narrowly avoided being caught up in the drama on Friday, flying out of an airbase in Islamabad hours before it was struck by missiles," the report added.
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