There have been proposals about having Indian Premier League 2020 shut entryways as the matches will be accessible on TV just as gushed live on computerized stages.

key HIGHLIGHTS

• Discussion is on whether to postpone the IPL: Maharashtra Health Minister
• But BCCI president Sourav Ganguly told India Today that the IPL will be held as per schedule
• Selfies, fan engagement likely to be restricted during South Africa series, IPL 2020
• Security officers expected to ensure that the players don’t get mobbed for selfies
• A senior BCCI official said that having IPL closed doors is not an option

Maharashtra Health Minister Rajesh Tope on Monday affirmed that conversations are on in the legislature on whether to delay the Indian Premier League because of the developing number of coronavirus cases in India.

Rajesh Tope told reporters – “There is always a danger of spread (of contagious diseases) when people gather in large numbers. Such events can always be organised later. So discussion is on whether to postpone the IPL,” .

Be that as it may, The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) president Sourav Ganguly in the mean time affirmed to India Today that the IPL will be held according to plan and furthermore guaranteed everyone related with the money rich alliance that the load up will be playing it safe previously and during the competition.

it won’t be limited toward the South Africa arrangement alone and the money rich Indian Premier League, beginning March 29, could likewise have some exacting wellbeing related rules which will ban a bunch of fans from connecting with players, attempting to shake hands or approach for a selfie.

“Players have been advised on preventive measures while they are voyaging abroad. These measures spread an assortment of conventions to follow for the security of both themselves and everyone around them. Fan cooperation, selfies and pictures were remembered for the short,” a source near the South African group the board told PTI on state of namelessness.

There has been explicit wellbeing warning on maintaining a strategic distance from huge social affairs and the South African group’s clinical unit and their security officials are relied upon to take suitable measures to guarantee that the players don’t get mobbed for selfies.