TATA IPL 2023, India Ka Tyohar is Back

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Tata IPL 2023

 

Introduction:-

The 16th edition of the Biggest Cricketing League in the World, i.e. “Indian Premier League (IPL)” is going to happen from 31st March to 28th May. A total number of 74 games to be played across 12 venues, 70 league games till 21st May and Final to be played on 28th. The Playoffs schedule is yet to be decided.

 

 Picture Source- IPL.com

The biggest positive, which is going to happen in this season of IPL is, Tata IPL 2023 is heading back to its original formula of home and away format after 3 years since 2019. 2020 Season was entirely played in UAE due to Covid-19, while 2021 Season happened in two parts. First few games played in some specific grounds in India before Covid-19 out-break in some teams.

 

Later it was moved to UAE again for remaining matches. And the 2022 Season happened in India, but again in some specific grounds. Entire league stage in 4 grounds of Maharashtra, Wankhede, DY Patil, CCI Brabourne and MCA Pune. The Playoffs happened in Kolkata & Ahmedabad.

 

But this time around the league has back to its usual and normal form. Fans will be able to see their respective franchise at their own home grounds, which will make it more special and entertaining. A team will play 14 games in total, 7 Home and 7 Away games in the league stage. And for which 12 venues are shortlisted.

 

Let’s see all the Venues and to whom it is assigned-

1.    Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad, Gujarat for Gujarat Titans (GT), Strength-132000


 

2.  Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stadium, Mohali, Punjab for Punjab Kings (PBKS), Strength-30000


 

3.   Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium, Dharamsala, Himachal Pradesh for Punjab Kings (PBKS), Strength-23000


 

4.  Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh for Lucknow Super Giants (LSG), Strength-50000


 

5. Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Hyderabad, Telangana for Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH), Strength-38000


 

6. M.Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru, Karnataka, for Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB), Strength-40000


 

7.  MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chepauk, Chennai, Tamil Nadu for Chennai Super Kings (CSK), Strength-50000


 

8.  Arun Jaitley Stadium or previously Feroz Shah Kotla, Delhi for Delhi Capitals (DC), Strength-48000


 

9. Barsapara Cricket Stadium, Guwahati, Assam for Rajasthan Royals (RR), Strength-50000


 

10.Sawai Mansingh Stadium, Jaipur, Rajasthan for Rajasthan Royals (RR), Strength-30000


 

11.Eden Gardens, Kolkata, West Bengal for Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR), Strength-63000


 

12.Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai, Maharashtra for Mumbai Indians (MI), Strength-33000


All  Stadium Picture Source- Google

 

Team Details and Full Schedule:-

If we see, most of the times IPL has been played with 8 teams. But during 2011-12, we saw 9 or 10 team IPL. And now, finally from previous season it has become a 10 team tournament. With two new franchise Gujarat Titans & Lucknow Super Giants, it has become bigger and better.


So, coming to Tata IPL 2023, these 10 teams are divided into two groups just like last year, 5 in each one. But the playing rule has been changed. Last time it was- A team will play 8 games in same group, i.e. twice with the remaining 4 teams and 6 games with the opposite group teams, i.e. twice with one team, while once with remaining 4.


But it was very confusing and bit complex. So, this time around the rule has been made simple and easily understandable. Although same method will work but, here the concept is- A team will play 10 games with opposite group teams, i.e. twice with each one and just 4 games in same group, i.e. once to each remaining 4 teams.


Let’s look at the groups:-


Group-A

Group-B

MI

CSK

RR

SRH

DC

RCB

LSG

GT

KKR

PBKS


Full Schedule:-

The famous tournament called “India Ka Tyohar” will kick start from 31st March on Friday with the opening encounter between Hardik Pandya’s Defending Champions ‘Gujarat Titans’ and 4 times Champions, MS Dhoni’s ‘Chennai Super Kings’. Its GT vs CSK at Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad in front of 1 Lakh crowd.

 

Picture Source- Jio Cinema 

List of Matches-

SL. NO.

Match

Day

Date

Time

Venue

1

GT VS CSK

Friday

31/03/2023

7.30PM

Ahmedabad

2

PBKS VS KKR

Saturday

1/4/2023

3.30PM

Mohali

3

LSG VS DC

Saturday

1/4/2023

7.30PM

Lucknow

4

SRH VS RR

Sunday

2/4/2023

3.30PM

Hyderabad

5

RCB VS MI

Sunday

2/4/2023

7.30PM

Bangalore

6

CSK VS LSG

Monday

3/4/2023

7.30PM

Chennai

7

DC VS GT

Tuesday

4/4/2023

7.30PM

Delhi

8

RR VS PBKS

Wednesday

5/4/2023

7.30PM

Guwahati

9

KKR VS RCB

Thursday

6/4/2023

7.30PM

Kolkata

10

LSG VS SRH

Friday

7/4/2023

7.30PM

Lucknow

11

RR VS DC

Saturday

8/4/2023

3.30PM

Guwahati

12

MI VS CSK

Saturday

8/4/2023

7.30PM

Mumbai

13

GT VS KKR

Sunday

9/4/2023

3.30PM

Ahmedabad

14

SRH VS PBKS

Sunday

9/4/2023

7.30PM

Hyderabad

15

RCB VS LSG

Monday

10/4/2023

7.30PM

Bangalore

16

DC VS MI

Tuesday

11/4/2023

7.30PM

Delhi

17

CSK VS RR

Wednesday

12/4/2023

7.30PM

Chennai

18

PBKS VS GT

Thursday

13/4/2023

7.30PM

Mohali

19

KKR VS SRH

Friday

14/4/2023

7.30PM

Kolkata

20

RCB VS DC

Saturday

15/4/2023

3.30PM

Bangalore

21

LSG VS PBKS

Saturday

15/4/2023

7.30PM

Lucknow

22

MI VS KKR

Sunday

16/4/2023

3.30PM

Mumbai

23

GT VS RR

Sunday

16/4/2023

7.30PM

Ahmedabad

24

RCB VS CSK

Monday

17/4/2023

7.30PM

Bangalore

25

SRH VS MI

Tuesday

18/4/2023

7.30PM

Hyderabad

26

RR VS LSG

Wednesday

19/4/2023

7.30PM

Jaipur

27

PBKS VS RCB

Thursday

20/4/2023

3.30PM

Mohali

28

DC VS KKR

Thursday

20/4/2023

7.30PM

Delhi

29

CSK VS SRH

Friday

21/4/2023

7.30PM

Chennai

30

LSG VS GT

Saturday

22/4/2023

3.30PM

Lucknow

31

MI VS PBKS

Saturday

22/4/2023

7.30PM

Mumbai

32

RCB VS RR

Sunday

23/4/2023

3.30PM

Bangalore

33

KKR VS CSK

Sunday

23/4/2023

7.30PM

Kolkata

34

SRH VS DC

Monday

24/4/2023

7.30PM

Hyderabad

35

GT VS MI

Tuesday

25/4/2023

7.30PM

Ahmedabad

36

RCB VS KKR

Wednesday

26/4/2023

7.30PM

Bangalore

37

RR VS CSK

Thursday

27/4/2023

7.30PM

Jaipur

38

PBKS VS LSG

Friday

28/4/2023

7.30PM

Mohali

39

KKR VS GT

Saturday

29/4/2023

3.30PM

Kolkata

40

DC VS SRH

Saturday

29/4/2023

7.30PM

Delhi

41

CSK VS PBKS

Sunday

30/4/2023

3.30PM

Chennai

42

MI VS RR

Sunday

30/4/2023

7.30PM

Mumbai

43

LSG VS RCB

Monday

1/5/2023

7.30PM

Lucknow

44

GT VS DC

Tuesday

2/5/2023

7.30PM

Ahmedabad

45

PBKS VS MI

Wednesday

3/5/2023

7.30PM

Mohali

46

LSG VS CSK

Thursday

4/5/2023

3.30PM

Lucknow

47

SRH VS KKR

Thursday

4/5/2023

7.30PM

Hyderabad

48

RR VS GT

Friday

5/5/2023

7.30PM

Jaipur

49

CSK VS MI

Saturday

6/5/2023

3.30PM

Chennai

50

DC VS RCB

Saturday

6/5/2023

7.30PM

Delhi

51

GT VS LSG

Sunday

7/5/2023

3.30PM

Ahmedabad

52

RR VS SRH

Sunday

7/5/2023

7.30PM

Jaipur

53

KKR VS PBKS

Monday

8/5/2023

7.30PM

Kolkata

54

MI VS RCB

Tuesday

9/5/2023

7.30PM

Mumbai

55

CSK VS DC

Wednesday

10/5/2023

7.30PM

Chennai

56

KKR VS RR

Thursday

11/5/2023

7.30PM

Kolkata

57

MI VS GT

Friday

12/5/2023

7.30PM

Mumbai

58

SRH VS LSG

Saturday

13/5/2023

3.30PM

Hyderabad

59

DC VS PBKS

Saturday

13/5/2023

7.30PM

Delhi

60

RR VS RCB

Sunday

14/5/2023

3.30PM

Jaipur

61

CSK VS KKR

Sunday

14/5/2023

7.30PM

Chennai

62

GT VS SRH

Monday

15/5/2023

7.30PM

Ahmedabad

63

LSG VS MI

Tuesday

16/5/2023

7.30PM

Lucknow

64

PBKS VS DC

Wednesday

17/5/2023

7.30PM

Dharamshala

65

SRH VS RCB

Thursday

18/5/2023

7.30PM

Hyderabad

66

PBKS VS RR

Friday

19/5/2023

7.30PM

Dharamshala

67

DC VS CSK

Saturday

20/5/2023

3.30PM

Delhi

68

KKR VS LSG

Saturday

20/5/2023

7.30PM

Kolkata

69

MI VS SRH

Sunday

21/5/2023

3.30PM

Mumbai

70

RCB VS GT

Sunday

21/5/2023

7.30PM

Bangalore

 

 

  

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