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2011 IPL schedule revised due to assembly elections The Indian Premier League organisers were on Thursday forced to tweak the event's schedule this year because of the upcoming assembly elections in five states of the country. The league organisers, in a statement, said they have made some changes in the 2011 IPL original schedule taking into account the assembly elections in the states of West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, Assam, Kerala and Puducherry. Keeping in mind the revised schedule, the organisers have also extended the deadline for media accreditation and said new forms will soon be made available.

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DETAILS ON VARIOUS TEAMS IF IPL AND THEIR CONTRACT AMOUNT There would be 70 league matches plus four play-off matches with each team playing the same number of matches (14 of which 7 would be home and the other 7 away) as in the previous IPL editions, said BCCI secretary N Srinivasan in a release after the IPL's Governing Council meeting in Mumbai.  "There will be one league table with teams divided into 2 groups of 5 teams each," the BCCI secretary said. The IPL GC also decided to allow the original eight franchises to retain a maximum of four players, including three Indians, and fixed a salary cap of USD 9 million for each franchise to spend at the next players' auction set for the middle of November.  Player contracts will be for a period of two years plus a one-year right of extension by franchise. Retention of players would result in reduced amount available with each franchise with amounts of USD 1.8 million per annum for the first player so re...

Deccan Chargers will feature younger players in the season four of the Indian Premier League and the team would be scouting for talent in local tournaments, the franchise's vice-President E Venkat Reddy said on Friday.  "Deccan Chargers is one of the popular teams in India. Players are ready to come and play for Deccan Chargers. In season four also Deccan Chargers will do good.  We will have a younger side and two or three experienced players to guide them for the next two, three years," Reddy said. He said promising players to be picked for the side have been identified and more will be identified when Moin-ud-Dowla and Buchibabu tournaments get underway. Subscribe to SCHOLARS CLUB ==>Help us? Try our toolbar

 IPL SEASON 4 1. Total of 74 Matches will be Played in season 4 of the IPL. 2.IPL Player auction will be held in the 2nd week of November. 3.Total 4 player , including 3 Indians can be retained by the franchiees. The fourth edition of the Indian Premier League will have 74 matches, in stead of 94 matches, the Governing Council decided on Sunday. The existing format of home and away league ties followed by two semi-finals, a match to decide 3-4 places and the grand final, a total of 94 matches, has been done away with. Ten teams, including two new teams - Pune's Sahara Warriors and Kochi franchise, will take part in the edition. IPL players auction will be held in second week of November, and total of four players including three Indians can be retained by the franchises. Subscribe to SCHOLARS CLUB ==>Help us? Try our toolbar