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IPL franchises see glass half-full despite financial hit from covid-19

2 min read 31 Aug 2020, 11:37 AM IST

Amlan Chakraborty , Reuters

The tournament has been shifted to the United Arab Emirates, will be played under a hastily-arranged title sponsor and will start on September 19
The IPL's original March start was scuppered by the first wave of the novel coronavirus

Delhi Capitals players pose for photographs after arriving in UAE to participate in IPL 2020. (PTI) — Delhi Capitals players pose for photographs after arriving in UAE to participate in IPL 2020. **(PTI)**

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Published: 31 Aug 2020, 11:37 AM IST

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IPL franchises see glass half-full despite financial hit from covid-19

The tournament has been shifted to the United Arab Emirates, will be played under a hastily-arranged title sponsor and will start on September 19The IPL's original March start was scuppered by the first wave of the novel coronavirus

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The tournament has been shifted to the United Arab Emirates, will be played under a hastily-arranged title sponsor and will start on September 19
The IPL's original March start was scuppered by the first wave of the novel coronavirus