Emirates Cricket Board (ECB) on Monday confirmed that they have received the official Letter of Intent from the BCCI to host the 2020 edition of the <a href="https://www.wionews.com/topics/ipl">Indian Premier League (IPL).&nbsp;</a>

“We have received the (official) letter and now wait on the decision from the Indian Government which will ink the final deal.” said Mubashshir Usmani, Emirates Cricket Board Secretary General.&nbsp;

While the Board waits for notice from BCCI that the Indian Government has approved to move the IPL from India (to the UAE) Usmani stated both Boards have fully mobilised and have instigated discussions with the relevant authorities, including their respective internal working-committees, in preparation of hosting the tournament (touted as starting September 19th&nbsp;with the final proposed for November 8th) in a safe, protected environment.

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“There are many factors which influence the operations and logistics of hosting what is the world’s most exciting, popular and lucrative tournament.” comment Usmani. “This is a massive movement of people and equipment and we now need to bring in the experts to discuss all aspects of UAE hosting the IPL. This includes the Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Sharjah Sports Councils, Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Sharjah Tourism Bodies and the respective Government entities - such as the Police Forces and the UAE Ministry of Health and Prevention, all who have had strong, proven experience in such activities and we will work together to ascertain the best practices to support and deliver on a successful edition.”

Having hosted the 2014 edition Usmani noted the UAE is well positioned with its experience on delivering the 2020 edition. “We have a sound, solid understanding of what is required, and to whom we need to consult and engage with from this early stage through to close of the Tournament.” Commenting on UAE’s cricket-infrastructure he added: “UAE boasts some of the best practice facilities and stadia in the world across three-Emirates (Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Sharjah) which we are confident will be more than adequate to support the 8-team tournament.”

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Commenting on the current situation regarding CoVid-19 Usmani stated that: “Firstly, we are extremely pleased with how the UAE Government responded to the virus, which was as early as February and we continue to see encouraging numbers across the country - in decreasing cases and increasing recoveries.” “Secondly, we will fully support any requirements stipulated by the relevant Health Authorities in regards to CoVid-19 safety measures and management.”&nbsp;

Ultimately, as owners of the IPL the BCCI will lay-out their requirements to the Host nation of which Emirates Cricket continues to reiterate their unwavering support and assistance at every step of the process.

Emirates Cricket Board (ECB) on Monday confirmed that they have received the official Letter of Intent from the BCCI to host the 2020 edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL).

Emirates Cricket Board (ECB) on Monday confirmed that they have received the official Letter of Intent from the BCCI to host the 2020 edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL). “We have received the (official) letter and now wait on the decision from the Indian Government which will ink the final deal.” said Mubashshir Usmani, Emirates Cricket Board Secretary General. While the Board waits for notice from BCCI that the Indian Government has approved to move the IPL from India (to the UAE) Usmani stated both Boards have fully mobilised and have instigated discussions with the relevant authorities, including their respective internal working-committees, in preparation of hosting the tournament (touted as starting September 19th with the final proposed for November 8th) in a safe, protected environment. ALSO READ: BCCI sends acceptance letter to Emirates Cricket Board for hosting IPL 2020 in UAE “There are many factors which influence the operations and logistics of hosting what is the world’s most exciting, popular and lucrative tournament.” comment Usmani. “This is a massive movement of people and equipment and we now need to bring in the experts to discuss all aspects of UAE hosting the IPL. This includes the Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Sharjah Sports Councils, Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Sharjah Tourism Bodies and the respective Government entities - such as the Police Forces and the UAE Ministry of Health and Prevention, all who have had strong, proven experience in such activities and we will work together to ascertain the best practices to support and deliver on a successful edition.” Having hosted the 2014 edition Usmani noted the UAE is well positioned with its experience on delivering the 2020 edition. “We have a sound, solid understanding of what is required, and to whom we need to consult and engage with from this early stage through to close of the Tournament.” Commenting on UAE’s cricket-infrastructure he added: “UAE boasts some of the best practice facilities and stadia in the world across three-Emirates (Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Sharjah) which we are confident will be more than adequate to support the 8-team tournament.” ALSO READ: IPL 2020 to be played between September 19 and November 8, confirms Brijesh Patel Commenting on the current situation regarding CoVid-19 Usmani stated that: “Firstly, we are extremely pleased with how the UAE Government responded to the virus, which was as early as February and we continue to see encouraging numbers across the country - in decreasing cases and increasing recoveries.” “Secondly, we will fully support any requirements stipulated by the relevant Health Authorities in regards to CoVid-19 safety measures and management.” Ultimately, as owners of the IPL the BCCI will lay-out their requirements to the Host nation of which Emirates Cricket continues to reiterate their unwavering support and assistance at every step of the process.

Emirates Cricket Board confirms BCCI Letter of Intent to host the IPL 2020

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/topics/ipl">Indian Premier League (IPL)</a> Governing Council Chairman Brijesh Patel on Sunday confirmed that the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has sent the acceptance letter to the Emirates Cricket Board regarding hosting IPL 2020.&nbsp;

Patel confirmed that the BCCI sent the acceptance letter to the ECB and both the board will work together to stage the tournament successfully.

"Yes, we have sent the acceptance letter to the ECB and both the boards will be working together from now on to stage the tournament," Khaleej Times quoted Patel as saying.

As per the report, ECB had sent the proposal to the Indian board in April about hosting IPL 2020, which was originally scheduled to commence on March 29 in India. However, the cash-rich tournament was postponed indefinitely amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Furthermore, all eight IPL franchises in Mumbai Indians, Chennai Super Kings, Delhi Capitals, Rajasthan Royals, Sunrisers Hyderabad, Kolkata Knight Riders, Kings XI Punjab and the Royal Challengers Bangalore are set to hold their respective pre-tournament training camps in the UAE.

Patel said that the training camps will be held in the UAE in a bio-secure environment with “the teams needing at least three to four weeks to prepare for the tournament.”&nbsp;

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Earlier on Friday, Patel confirmed that the 2020 edition of IPL will commence on September 19 in the UAE and continue till November 8.

"The fans will enjoy the full tournament from September 19 to November 8 and further course of action will be discussed with the franchises in the Governing Council meeting," he told ANI.

The postponement of this year's Men's T20 World Cup by the International Cricket Council (ICC) provided the much-needed window to stage this year's IPL. 
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Indian Premier League (IPL) Governing Council Chairman Brijesh Patel on Sunday confirmed that the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has sent the acceptance letter to the Emirates Cricket Board regarding hosting IPL 2020.

Indian Premier League (IPL) Governing Council Chairman Brijesh Patel on Sunday confirmed that the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has sent the acceptance letter to the Emirates Cricket Board regarding hosting IPL 2020. Patel confirmed that the BCCI sent the acceptance letter to the ECB and both the board will work together to stage the tournament successfully. "Yes, we have sent the acceptance letter to the ECB and both the boards will be working together from now on to stage the tournament," Khaleej Times quoted Patel as saying. As per the report, ECB had sent the proposal to the Indian board in April about hosting IPL 2020, which was originally scheduled to commence on March 29 in India. However, the cash-rich tournament was postponed indefinitely amid the COVID-19 pandemic. ALSO READ: IPL 2020 to be played between September 19 and November 8, confirms Brijesh Patel Furthermore, all eight IPL franchises in Mumbai Indians, Chennai Super Kings, Delhi Capitals, Rajasthan Royals, Sunrisers Hyderabad, Kolkata Knight Riders, Kings XI Punjab and the Royal Challengers Bangalore are set to hold their respective pre-tournament training camps in the UAE. Patel said that the training camps will be held in the UAE in a bio-secure environment with “the teams needing at least three to four weeks to prepare for the tournament.” ALSO READ: IPL GC Agenda: Focus on SOPs, broadcasters' demand keeping UAE time in mind Earlier on Friday, Patel confirmed that the 2020 edition of IPL will commence on September 19 in the UAE and continue till November 8. "The fans will enjoy the full tournament from September 19 to November 8 and further course of action will be discussed with the franchises in the Governing Council meeting," he told ANI. The postponement of this year's Men's T20 World Cup by the International Cricket Council (ICC) provided the much-needed window to stage this year's IPL.

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Emirates Cricket Board confirms BCCI Letter of Intent to host the IPL 2020

BCCI sends acceptance letter to Emirates Cricket Board for hosting IPL 2020 in UAE