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IPL 2027 in Australia? Report Makes Stunning Claim After BBL Gets a Match in India

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By Ankit Banerjee Verified
| Republic World Verified
IPL 2027: Now that the first match of the Big Bash League will take place in Chennai, there is a high-possibility that one of the IPL matches for the next season gets hosted by Australia. While the IPL match being hosted in Australia is not confirmed at the moment, a report in the The Sydney Morning Herald makes the claim. The report doing the rounds claims that an "open invitation" being extended to the BCCI. The report also quoted sources who claimed that private talks are underway.
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'Vaibhav Sooryavanshi's Runs Haven't Crossed His Age...': Ex-KKR Star After India's Humiliating Loss vs England

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By Ankit Banerjee Verified
| Republic World Verified
England vs India: Vaibhav Sooryavanshi did not have an outing to remember at Bristol as he perished for 15 off 10 balls. In fact, the teen sensation has not lived up to the expectations in his three outings. With expectations high on him, Sooryavanshi not performing well is now drawing detractors. Pointing that his runs haven't crossed his age, former KKR star Aakash Chopra reckoned that the short ball has been leading to his undoing.
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BBL Match in India! Renegades vs Scorchers - Date, Time, Venue And All You Need to Know

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By Ankit Banerjee Verified
| Republic World Verified
Big Bash League: In a move that will define relations between India and Australia, the first match of the upcoming Big Bash League will take place in India. It was Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese who made the announcement on Friday at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. The Australian PM described the move as part of the expanding sporting relationship between the two countries. The highly-anticipated match will form the centrepiece of the wider ‘G’day Namaste’ initiative.
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