Bombay High Court allows BCCI to hold one IPL match in Pune

A division bench of justices V M Kanade and M S Karnik granted the permission while hearing an application filed by BCCI’s general manager.

Bombay High Court allows BCCI to hold one IPL match in Pune
The Bombay High Court on Wednesday permitted the BCCI to hold the May 1 IPL match between Mumbai Indians and Rising Pune Supergiants in Pune, a week after it ordered shifting to other venues all post-April 30 matches planned in drought-hit Maharashtra.

A division bench of justices V M Kanade and M S Karnik granted the permission while hearing an application filed by BCCI’s general manager (games development) Ratnakar Shetty urging the court to allow the cricket body to hold the May 1 match as scheduled in Pune, citing logistical and other difficulties in moving it to another venue. “As an exception, due to logistical reasons mentioned by BCCI in the application we are allowing the match to he held in Pune on May 1,” the order said.
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