IPL on, but with a new schedule: Lalit Modi
Mumbai, March 6 : The Indian Premier League (IPL) will soon have a new schedule, IPL chief Lalit Modi said here Friday and stressed that the tournament was on.
"We will shortly have a new schedule out," Modi told reporters, adding that there would be no matches on the day of the counting - May 16.
"We want to assure our fans that the IPL is on. There is no question of the IPL moving to another country," he said, adding that they were working on a schedule, which was a "cumbersome process".
--IANS
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