IPL 2021 Could Be Host in UAE, BCCI Signs an Agreement with Emirates board

ICS Editor

4 years ago

India Cricket Control Board (BCCI) signed and agreement with the Emirates Cricket Board (ECB) to “boost cricketing ties” between India and UAE. This will make UAE an alternative option for IPL and other India’s home series if the Covid-19 situation not improved in India. BCCI secretary Jay Shah confirmed this news on twitter.

I along with Vice Chairman of Emirates Cricket Board, Mr Khalid Al Zarooni signed an MoU & Hosting agreement between @BCCI and @EmiratesCricket to boost the cricketing ties between our countries.

BCCI President, @SGanguly99 & Treasurer, @ThakurArunS were present on the occasion. pic.twitter.com/snYq2AUELZ
— Jay Shah (@JayShah) September 19, 2020

As we all know due to the COVID-19 cases surge in INDIA IPL 2020 is shifted to UAE. BACCI, IPL Governing Authority and ECB made great efforts for successful IPL 13 season.