Big relief for IPL fans: Karnataka government allows matches in Bengaluru

Big relief for IPL fans: Karnataka government allows matches in Bengaluru

The Hindu

The Karnataka government has agreed to allow the Indian Premier League (IPL) matches at Chinnaswamy stadium with certain conditions.

After much deliberations over cricket matches to be played at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium here, the Karnataka government on Thursday agreed to allow the Indian Premier League (IPL) matches at the stadium with certain conditions.

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