IPL 2020 in the United Arab Emirates: why the great leveler COVID-19 would possibly not forgive a Dhoni or Kohli

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Forty-eight hours after BCCI Secretary Jay Shah wrote a letter to affiliated members stating that the Council took each and every precaution for an Indian Premier League (IPL) 2020 safely in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the fatal COVID-19 virus violated Chennai Super Kings (CSK) biofuel with impunity.

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At least 18 CSK members contracted coronavirus after being examined on Thursday. This, CSK is found in a biobubble that is supposedly impregnable and minimizes the effect of the new virus.

Whether it’s one or 100, the number of positive instances is not significant. Given the social panic that the virus has created around the world, the groups will now remain in the embers and this will sound the alarms in the minds of the players and team staff.

The BCCI deserves to have been cautious. But that wasn’t the case. The IPL is the Indian Cricket Board’s top popular asset. BCCI earns 4 billion rupees according to the year through global broadcast rights and sponsorship rates. To remain the toughest member of the International Cricket Council (ICC), the BCCI was not in a position to waive IPL 2020.

Money speaks in global cricket and BCCI knows how to exercise your muscles. He has done so since Jagmohan Dalmiya showed how cricket can exploit big business and make them salivate by rubbing shoulders with cricket superstars and Bollywood celebrities. Money has also attracted conciliators and corruption continues to thrive.

BCCI’s influence on ICC is there to see. Since cricket commissions in monetary difficulties such as Australia, South Africa, the West Indies and England cannot anger India, the World T20 in Australia was rightly cancelled, and the IPL without delay took the window from September to November.

Glitterati can’t hide everything. Photo: BCCI

The IPL Board underestimated the coronavirus or was too convinced that the biobuja would avoid coronavirus without problems. How were they!

BCCI officials would possibly have the idea that, as they can do everything in India, even mock justice, they will hit the virus.

The fact that COVID would attack the CSK of all groups is a timely reminder that the virus comes with class, color or belief. He knows who MS Dhoni is or who Virat Kohli is. He doesn’t know who Jay Shah or Sourav Ganguly are.

From Amitabh Bachchan to Amit Shah, from presidents and prime ministers to the street type, the virus has affected everyone.

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has cancelled the Tokyo Olympics this year, Wimbledon has given up its fortune and most sensitive foreign players have withdrawn from the US Open tennis tournament, but the BCCI is not in a position to lose revenue. And he discovered a best friend on the Emirates Cricket Board (ECB) because India is not safe.

A glamorous framework like the ECB loves hype and advertising around tournaments like IPL. Yes, Dubai hosted the IPL component in 2014, but on other occasions. Even the ECB overesvalued its capacity this time.

The IPL board has not yet been able to publish the matches and the tournament is precisely 3 weeks away. The viral attack on CSK will actually have an effect on the program and there is no guarantee that the other groups will be safe in their biobubbles.

Even the United Arab Emirates will be concerned. The small Gulf country has made concessions on the fitness and well-being of its other people through a luxurious cricket tournament that only fattens the wallet of a cricket board and some franchises.

Expect more drama in the few days.

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