IPL 2022: Playoff Stage To Be Held In Ahmedabad And Kolkata, Says BCCI Secretary Jay Shah

"Pleased to announce that Playoff Stage of IPL 2022 will be held in Ahmedabad & Kolkata. Mega final will be at Narendra Modi Stadium on May 29," BCCI Secy Jay Shah told ANI.

BCCI Secretary Jay Shah

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New Delhi: Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) secretary Jay Shah on Tuesday confirmed the Playoff Stage of IPL 2022 will be held in Ahmedabad and Kolkata. He also said IPL 2022 final will be played on May 29 at the iconic Narendra Modi Stadium. 

"Pleased to announce that Playoff Stage of IPL 2022 will be held in Ahmedabad & Kolkata. Mega final will be at Narendra Modi Stadium on May 29 along with Qualifier 2 on May 27. Qualifier 1 & Eliminator at Eden Gardens on 24-25 May respectively," BCCI Secy Jay Shah told ANI.

Pleased to announce that Playoff Stage of IPL 2022 will be held in Ahmedabad & Kolkata. Mega final will be at Narendra Modi Stadium on May 29 along with Qualifier 2 on May 27. Qualifier 1 & Eliminator at Eden Gardens on 24-25 May respectively:BCCI Secy Jay Shah to ANI

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"The Women’s T20 Challenge resumes this year and Pune will host the fourth edition of the tournament. The dates of the matches will be 23rd May, 24th May, 26th May and the Final on 28th May," he added. 

Earlier, BCCI had decided to not release the schedule of the last four matches or last phase of IPL 2022 because it wanted to take a final call on the venues for the tournament's end-stage by assessing the Coronavirus situation in India. 

Keeping in mind the threat of the dreaded Coronavirus, BCCI decided to organize the entire matches of Indian Premier League (IPL) 2022 inside a secure bio-bubble itself in Mumbai and Pune. After Covid came into existence in the year 2022, the last two seasons had to be organised in Dubai. Last year, IPL 2021's first half was held in India. Back then, BCCI was forced to host the second half of IPL 2021 in Dubai after players and support staff members started testing positive for the virus during the second wave of Covid-19 in India.