‘We need to leave now’: The Australian cricketer remembered the Dharamasala experience during the IPL 2025. Cricket news

Australian cricketer Alyssa Heli has revealed about tension and real experience in Dharamsala during the IPL 2025 season, when A security threat Forced Emergency withdrawal Players and assistant employees. But speaking Willow Talk Podcast, Heli recalled confusion and terror, which came out in the form of stadium lights, suddenly walked out and whispering a missile attack. “It was a real experience,” said Heli. “Suddenly all of a couple of light towers went out and we were just sitting in the top waiting … The next minute the man who attracts the group of us and his face was white. He was so, ‘We need to go now’.” As the confusion increased, in nervousness. “Then another man came out, his face was also white, and he grabbed one of the children and said, ‘We need to leave now’. We didn’t tell anything. We had no idea. The next minute, we were reshuffling in a room – we were reshuffling – like a holding pen. All the boys were there. Faf. [du Plessis] But there were no shoes. , On 8 May, anarchy began with a serious security situation, when Pakistan allegedly tried to dissolve the Indian airspace near Chandigarh, which was not away from the match site in Dharamasala. The BCCI later confirmed that the Punjab Kings vs Delhi Capital match was released due to the incident and the entire league was temporarily suspended.

Heli, who was with her husband and Australian fast bowler Mitchell Starc, said the atmosphere turned into fear of confusion as the real danger became clear. “I told Mich,” What’s going on? ” He said that the city was given a smack by some missiles 60 km away, so there was a complete blackout. Eventually, players and families were packed in the van and taken back for security. “There was madness,” said Heli. “We finished going to the border south-west, which was a bit terrible. On our way, we saw Indian preparations for the war. It looked serious.”Quiz: Who is that IPL player? The IPL has since resumed after comprehensive consultation with government and security agencies. The BCCI issued a revised schedule that the league would be a release on May 17 in the High-Profile Royal Challengers Bangalore vs Chennai Super Kings Clash Bangalore. The abandoned PBKS vs. DC stability is now redeemed for May 24 and will be played in Jaipur. The league stage will be hosted at six places: Bangalore, Jaipur, Delhi, Lucknow, Ahmedabad, and Mumbai, along with the playoffs, followed 29 May to 3 June.