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 IPL 2021 from April 9 to May 30, no home games in their respective home grounds this year VIVO IPL 2021 - SCHEDULE MUMBAI: The BCCI-led  IP L released  the schedule for the 2021 Indian Premier League edition. which is been played in India on Sunday.  Stadium locations : Chennai, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Delhi, Ahmedabad and Kolkata- will play the 60 matches of the tournament and  Ahmedabad hosting this season  for  3 play-offs and the biggest final this year. The tournament will be commenced  on 9 April and  end on 30 May. Venues Variation of venues and matches to be played is also different ." There will be 56 league games,Bengaluru, Mumbai,Chennai, Kolkata will host  ten matches . while Delhi and Ahmedabad will host eight matches,” a BCCI statement said.        (Motera  Stadium , Ahemdabad) In this season, there will limited number of stadium. the BCCI has planned to do away with home and away arrangement. No home- Games     No homes games for any of their respective 8 team of the I

 IPL 2021: The Average Age For Each Franchise  Age is an important factor in T20 cricket. At least, it was so when the format was introduced. However, in recent times, T20 has shown that this version isn't restricted only to the youngsters. Experienced professionals and veterans have also done well in the game. IPL has also confirmed this in the past few seasons. The success of CSK in 2018 is valid proof of the same. In this article, we talk about the average age of each IPL franchise for the upcoming campaign. This shows how the teams have gone about picking their players.  Chennai Super Kings - 30 The talk is always there about CSK and ageing cricketers. This season as well, the Chennai-based franchise has the highest average. With players like Imran Tahir, MS Dhoni, Suresh Raina and Dwayne Bravo in the squad, the average age is on the higher side. Nevertheless, there are a few youngsters like Sam Curran and Ruturaj Gaikwad in the team as well.  Delhi Capitals - 28 The finalists

 5 Batsmen who disappointed at SMAT 2021 After almost one month of intense drama and action, India’s premier domestic T20 tournament, Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy(SMAT) is coming to an end with the final scheduled between Tamil Nadu and Baroda. We had plenty of impressive performances with both bat and ball throughout the competition and that, in turn, will help the players in earning a bid at the auction ahead of IPL 2021. While the talks around these mesmerizing shows will continue even after the end of the tournament, there were a few players, who failed to live up to the expectations and faltered miserably under pressure. The Indian team selectors and even cricket fanatics would have made a note of it and will closely review their performances from here on. In this article, we particularly highlight the batting aspect and look at players, who have not justified that role. Here are the 5 batsmen, who have disappointed everyone at SMAT 2021: 1. Ruturaj Gaikwad  The youngster, who impresse

 5 Popular Brother Duos Who Have Represented Their Country In Cricket Together  Playing cricket for your country is a thing of honour in itself, and when you have your brother playing alongside you in your team, there’s no better feeling out there that could replace or replicate it. There have been some fortunate cricketers who have gotten the chance to play for their national team with their brother by their side. So, here’s a look at 5 such brother duos who played cricket for their country together. 1. Irfan Pathan and Yusuf Pathan Their name is unknown to the fans of the game of cricket in India, Yusuf Pathan and Irfan Pathan, as the two rose to fame after starting out their cricketing careers playing in Baroda. They rose up the ladder of success quickly and even were on the same team on multiple occasions while playing for India. Both of these players won World Cup titles, as they were on the team that won the 2007 World T20, where Irfan starred, with the ODI one, being won by the

 8 International Cricketers Who Have  Retired In 2021 Retirement is an important decision that must happen at the right time for a sportsperson. While you must look at your personal matters before taking the decision, in a team sport, a player must also consider the impact his retirement can have on his squad and then take the judgment. In 2020, we saw some prominent cricketers such as Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Suresh Raina hang up their boots. This year, although we are just two months in, a couple of cricketers have announced their retirements. In this article, we talk about the eight players who will not take the field henceforth. 1. Ashoke Dinda Ashoke Dinda is one of the domestic star player of the game in India. Although his career did not take off with the Indian Team as so long, Dinda was a competitor across  all formats in the domestic competitions. Riddled by plenty of trolling and numerous controversies, Dinda’s career and contribution will never be forgotten in mind of all c