IPL matches in Maharashtra due to water crisis threatening to become a little less risk today. The Bombay High Court on April 9 in Mumbai IPL opener is approved. However, on April 12 will decide on the remaining matches. The BCCI had moved the High Court that has been prepared for the opening match at the Wankhede Stadium. Tickets are sold out. The match will not stop.
A bench headed by Justice VM Canaday Given the gravity of the relief given to the BCCI, but the reprimanded. The bench said the water shortage in Maharashtra cricket match and the water is being wasted.
Cricket Association and the state government should consider seriously. The court also asked the Maharashtra government to inform it by April 12, in the stadium where will the water supply. The government will have to report the probe tanker lobby. Only then we will decide about further matches.
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