Revised Schedule for TATA IPL 2O25: BCCI has announced the resumption of IPL 2025. A total of 17 matches will be played at 6 venues starting from 17 May 2025 till the final on 3 June 2025. The revised schedule includes two double-headers, which will be played on two Sundays. Let us tell you that IPL was suspended due to the conflict between India and Pakistan.

The BCCI has taken this decision after detailed discussions with the government and security agencies. With the consent of all the major stakeholders, it was decided that the remaining matches of the current season will now be completed.

IPL 2025 Full Revised Schedule

May 17, 2025 – 7:30 PM: Royal Challengers Bengaluru vs Kolkata Knight Riders, Bengaluru

May 18 – 3:30 PM: Rajasthan Royals vs Punjab Kings, Jaipur

May 18 – 7:30 PM: Delhi Capitals vs Gujarat Titans, Delhi

May 19 – 7:30 PM: Lucknow Super Giants vs Sunrisers Hyderabad, Lucknow

May 20 – 7:30: Chennai Super Kings vs Rajasthan Royals, Delhi

May 21 – 7:30 PM: Mumbai Indians vs Delhi Capitals, Mumbai

May 22 – 7:30 PM: Gujarat Titans vs Lucknow Super Giants, Ahmedabad

May 23 – 7:30 PM: Royal Challengers Bengaluru vs SunRisers Hyderabad – Bengaluru

May 24 – 7:30 PM: Punjab Kings vs Delhi Capitals, Jaipur.

The Playoffs are Scheduled as follows:

Qualifier 1 – May 29

- Eliminator – May 30

- Qualifier 2 – June 1

- Final – June 3

The venues for these four matches will be announced by the BCCI later, but it is expected that these matches can be held in major metros or safe coastal venues.

Talking about Points Table currently, Gujarat Titans lead the race to qualify for the playoffs with 16 points and a net run-rate of 0.793. Royal Challengers Bengaluru also have 16 points but with a lower NRR of .482, they are second. Punjab Kings are third with 15 points while Mumbai Indians complete the top four with 14 points.

Availability of Foreign Players for Remaining IPL Matches 

Due to tension between India and Pakistan, many foreign players had returned to their country. However, if media reports are to be believed, Australian players will no longer return to IPL. This is being discussed in the Australian media and Cricket Australia has also said that it will support its players.

In a statement on Friday, Cricket Australia echoed those thoughts, saying: “We continue to closely monitor the situation in Pakistan and India, including obtaining regular advice and updates from the Australian Government, BCCI and local government authorities, and maintaining communication with our players and support staff currently in the region.”

“The health and safety of players is not negotiable. We are in direct contact with all the South African players at the IPL and keeping them updated with security reports. We have offered them any support they need,” Andrew Breetzke, the chief executive of the South African Cricketers’ Association, said.