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Fan parks return after three years for IPL 2023. Check list of cities, dates here

The TATA Indian Premiere League has released the list of cities and dates where the fan parks will be organised.
  • Every weekend – throughout the duration of the tournament – there will be five fan parks.
  • The TATA Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023 will see the return of the IPL Fan Parks after a gap of three years. (ANI)Premium
    The TATA Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023 will see the return of the IPL Fan Parks after a gap of three years. (ANI)

    The Indian Premiere League (IPL) return to Indian screens and mind today on 31 March, Friday. As the cricket festival returns to so does the frenzy of community watching. Friends plan viewing parties for their favourite teams playing. 

    The TATA Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023 will see the return of the IPL Fan Parks after a gap of three years.

    The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), announced that the IPL Fan Parks will return this year , after a gap of three years, when this has stopped owing to the Covid pandemic.  

    The TATA IPL Fan Parks will be spread across 45 cities – Surat, Madurai, Kota, Hubli, Dehradun to name a few – and over 20 States and 2 Union Territories this season, read the press release. 

    Every weekend – throughout the duration of the tournament – there will be five fan parks.

    The 16th season of the IPL will kickstart with a clash between the defending champions Gujarat Titans and the four-time winners Chennai Super Kings in Ahmedabad at the Narendra Modi Stadium on 31 March and the same day will witness the first fan park of the season in Madurai.

    According to the press release people will have access to fan parks till 28 May from as many as five Fan Parks across Jammu, Jamshedpur, Pallakad, Jorhat and Bhopal.

    Check list for Fan Parks here

    1 Meerut-1 and 2 April

    2 Agra - 6 and 7 May

    3 Ghazipur- 20 and 21 May

    4 Bikaner - 1 and 2 April

    5 Jodhpur - 8 and 9 April

    6 Kota -13 and 14 May

    7 Krishnanagar - 1 and 2 April

    8 Cooch Behar - 13 and 14 May

    9 Solapur Maharashtra 1 & 2 April

    10 Ratnagiri - 8 and 9 April

    11 Kolhapur -29 and 30 April

    12 Madurai - 31 March and 1 April

    13 Tirunelveli - 8 and 9 April

    14 Tiruchirappalli -15 and 16 April

    15 Coimbatore -13 and 14 May

    16 Dehradun - 8 and 9 April

    17 Bhubaneshwar - 8 and 9 April

    18 Rourkela 15 and 16 April

    19 Una - 15 and 16 April

    20 Bilaspur- 22 and 23 April

    21 Rajkot Gujarat (Saurashtra CA)- 15 and 16 April

    22 Surat - 22 and 23 April

    23 Nadiad - 29 and 30 April

    24 Hubli - 15 and 16 April

    25 Belagavi-22 and 23 April

    26 Shivamogga-6 and 7 May

    27 Mysore- 20 and 21 May

    28 Dhanbad - 22 and 23 April

    29 Jamshedpur- 28 May

    30 Pondicherry - 22 and 23 April

    31 Patiala - 29 and 30 April

    32 Muzaffarpur - 29 and 30 April

    33 Tirupati - 29 and 30 April

    34 Guntur 6 and 7 May

    35 Jabalpur - 6 and 7 May

    36 Gwalior - 20 and 21 May

    37 Bhopal - 28 May

    38 Gangtok - 6 and  7 May

    39 Bhillai - 13 and14 May

    40 Warangal - 13 and 14 May

    41 Nizamabad- 20 and 21 May

    42 Tezpur - 20 and 21 May

    43 Jorhat - 28 May

    44 Jammu - 28 May

    45 Palakkad - 28 May

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    Updated: 05 Apr 2023, 11:01 PM IST
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