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IPL 2025 Final: The final match of the Indian Premier League season 18 was to be played at the Eden Gardens Stadium in Kolkata on 25 May, before the qualifier 2 was to be held on 23 May. But now BCCI has announced a new schedule, although it has not been informed about the venue of any match of the playoffs. It is reported that there is a possibility of rain in Kolkata on June 3, so the final can be shifted to another venue. The Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) is pushing for the heel peak, so that these two big matches are not hosted. Meanwhile, Cab has submitted an important report to BCCI.

On May 7, Indian soldiers took back the retaliation after the Pahalgam attack and damaged 9 terrorist bases of Pakistan. After this, there was a situation of tension between the two countries. On 7 May, KKR vs. CSK match was played in Kolkata, which proved to be the last match before the IPL was postponed. After this, on May 8, the Punjab vs Delhi match had to be stopped in the middle, which will now be played once again.

New schedule of ipl playoffs

The BCCI has announced the new schedule, including the date of the playoff matches. Now the first match of the playoff will be played on 29 May. After this, the eliminator match will be held on May 30, the second qualifier match will be held on June 1 and the final on 3 June. Although the BCCI chose 6 stadiums for the league stage, but has not been able to finalize the venue of the playoff matches yet.

The board said that the decision of the venue of the playoff matches will be taken forward. After which the news came that the host of the final and the qualifier 2 can be snatched away from the Eden Gardens. The reason behind this was the possibility of rain in the days of June 3 and around it. Now Cab has submitted a report to BCCI saying that it would not be right to estimate rain from now on.

What did Cab say in their report

According to the report, the Cricket Association of Bengal contacted the Meteorological Center Kolkata and sought a report of the weather pattern in the city on June 3. CAB has also submitted its report to BCCI, which has clearly said that it is very hurry to predict June 3. It can be forecast by 25 May a week ago.

The association believes that it is not right to take IPL matches away from the city on the basis of weather forecast. He hopes that the BCCI will take a proper decision after seeing the report.

The report quoted the source as saying, “We have done a good job in all matches and we are confident that things will be cured. You cannot guess how the weather will be, we have also sent the documents related to it in our report.”