Nuclear science and technology organization, Public university in Perth, Australia

Pacer Mitchell Starc on Tuesday said that he would not have any problem if players decide to take part in the Indian Premier League (IPL) during the early stages of Australia's home season.Australia is slated to host the T20 World Cup in October-November this year, however, it might be postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic.The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) might also look to schedule the Indian Premier League (IPL) in October-November if the T20 World Cup gets postponed."Do I have an issue with it? I don't think so. They're pre-existing contracts. There's a lot of things that would have to go into that I assume. Cricket Australia would have to clear those guys so if they're clear to go, I don't see a problem with it," cricket.com.au quoted Starc as saying."They're pre-existing contracts and they would have been playing anyway. There's obviously a different hurdle of domestic cricket there. It'd be an interesting decision, not one I'd have to make, so I'll let them make their decisions," he added.Last year, Starc had decided to pull out of IPL 2020 and said that he does not have to worry about the premier T20 tournament as he does not have a contract."I'd consider it, I'd think about it. Obviously it'd be right at the start of our domestic season as well so it'd be a fair bit to consider. But I don't currently have a contract, so I currently don't have to worry," Starc said.Australian players require clearance from CA to play in domestic leagues abroad, and they are normally given permission for the IPL because it is held during the off-season.All international cricket has been suspended since March due to the coronavirus pandemic.The IPL was scheduled to start from March 29, but the tournament has been postponed indefinitely.Australia's Pat Cummins had become the most expensive foreign player in the history of IPL after he was bought by Kolkata Knight Riders for INR 15.5 crore.David Warner (SunRisers Hyderabad) and Steve Smith (Rajasthan Royals) were also slated to captain their respective sides in the tournament.( With inputs from ANI )

Nuclear Science And Technology OrganizationFOLLOW

Nuclear science and technology organization, Latest News

Former Australian bowler Peter Siddle, who has switched to Tasmania with a two-year contract after 15 years of playing for his home side Victoria, said that it was an absolute 'honour' to play for the home state for so long. ...

The blasting of two ancient rock caves in Australia, part of a 46,000 year-old indigenous heritage site, by mining ... ...

Former Australia pacer Peter Siddle has signed with Tasmanian Tigers for the 2020-21 season. The right-arm fast-medium bowler was ... ...

An Australian court on Friday ruled in favour of historian Jenny Hocking and allowed her access to letters between ... ...

The International Cricket Council (ICC) Board met via teleconference on Thursday with all agenda items deferred until June 10 ... ...

A team of astronomers has captured an image of a rare type of galaxy, which is described as a "cosmic ring of fire" - as it existed 11 billion years ago. ...

Former Australia speedster Brett Lee believes compatriot Steve Smith can become as good as legendary Aussie batsman Don Bradman ... ...

Pacer Mitchell Starc on Tuesday said that he would not have any problem if players decide to take part in the Indian Premier League (IPL) during the early stages of Australia's home season. ...