The IPL Governing Council is scheduled to meet this week to review various sponsorship deals in the wake of tensions between India and China.
New Delhi: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has not yet set a date for the meeting of the Governing Council of the Indian Premier League (IPL). Let us tell that 20 Indian soldiers were killed in violent clashes with Chinese soldiers in eastern Ladakh. After this, IPL Governing Council (IPL Governing Council) is scheduled to meet this week to review various sponsorship deals in the wake of tensions between India and China.
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BCCI is waiting for the report of marketing tea
According to information from a source in the Board of Control for Cricket in India, no date has been fixed for the Steering Committee meeting yet. The reason for this is that the BCCI is awaiting the report of the internal marketing team on the financial aspects of the IPL. According to the current agreement, by 2022, Chinese mobile company Vivo is the main sponsor of IPL. According to the five-year agreement signed by the BCCI company in 2017, the board gets around Rs 440 crore annually.
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Demand for boycott of Chinese products is increasing in the country
Tension is growing between the Indian and Chinese troops along the Line of Actual Control (LAC). Meanwhile, there is a growing demand for boycott of Chinese products in the country. 20 Indian soldiers, including the colonel, were killed in a clash between Indian and Chinese soldiers in Galwan Valley. Since then, there has been a demand that BCCI cancel its agreement with Chinese mobile company Vivo, the official sponsor of IPL. In view of this, the IPL Governing Council is to meet this week.
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There is doubt on IPL 2020
The IPL was scheduled to be held from March 29, but before that due to Coronavirus, the country went on lockdown and has been postponed indefinitely. Since then, there has been a lot of skepticism about this happening, but the BCCI is putting full emphasis on getting the IPL done. She said that if it is not possible for the audience to come to the stadium, then she can also have IPL behind closed doors. He is working on all possible options regarding how to organize the tournament this year. He has also considered a possible date 26 September. BCCI President Sourav Ganguly in his letter to all cricket’s affiliated members expressed the hope of organizing the IPL this year. But this is possible only if the ICC cancels the T20 World Cup to be held in Australia in October-November this year.
