Operation vermilion effect on IPL: closed with airports, Dharamasala travel plan hit. Cricket news
Operation vermilion Effect on IPL: Several airports along the border of Pakistan – Jammu, Srinagar, Leh, Jodhpur, Amritsar, Bhuj, Bhuj, Jamnagar, Chandigarh and Rajkot – have been closed till 5:30 am on May 10 as India killed Pakistan’s terrorist camps on Wednesday as part of Operation vermilion.Multiple Airlines has already issued advice and suspended operations due to the current geopolitical situation. It is now set to impress some Indian Premier League (IPL) teams’ travel plans, which are in Dharamasala, and were scheduled to arrive for their respective matches this week.Whereas Punjab kings (PBK) and Delhi Capital (DC) are already for their match on 8 May, Mumbai Indians (MI) was scheduled to arrive at the end of this week. So far, until there is no government instructions, the match between DC and PBK will go according to the schedule. With the Dharamasala Airport, and the neighboring Amritsar and Chandigarh Airports closed, the control boards for teams and the control boards for cricket in India will be seen to swing a travel plan in action.
“We have to wait and see now. There is no option because Chandigarh Airport has also been closed, so we need to see that two teams are already here and MI was going to come to their match on May 11 later this week.Both PBK and DC have not heard anything from the Indian Cricket Board yet, but the MI’s travel plan can be replaced well. At this stage it cannot be confirmed whether they have canceled their prescribed flight, but there is a bright possibility of this happening when the airport does not change. Hardik Pandya -led unit is currently in Mumbai after his game against Gujarat Titans last night (Tuesday). Dharmasala is ready to host two fixtures this week and the current airspace situation can force the Indian Cricket Board to keep the options ready.
