The tournament is due to start on March 29 and run through until May 24
The Indian Premier League will be broadcast in its entirety by Sky Sports in the UK in 2020.
Sky have signed a three-year deal with the IPL to screen each of the 60 matches in the competition.
In 2019, BT Sport secured the rights with a last-ditch pitch.
The tournament was also available online via Hotstar - the streaming app run by host broadcaster Star Sports.
The IPL is due to start on March 29 and run through until May 24.
The formal fixture list for the competition has still not been announced by the BCCI, however.
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Posted by Sonu singh on 17/09/2020 at 05:50
Good night
Posted by Ravi Raman Kumar on 16/06/2020 at 21:13
Sir humhare desh ki economy rate loss hai, IPL ka khel start toh karwa dijiye, naye rup aur rang ke sath, sabhi IPL frenchisis ke sath baat karke, aur IPL apne desh mai hi hona chayiye
Posted by Amarjeet Kumar on 22/04/2020 at 13:26
IPL koun sa chainal par de rha h
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