IPL Halted: Cricket on Pause Amidst India-Pakistan Tensions
The Indian Premier League (IPL) has been suspended indefinitely due to escalating military tensions between India and Pakistan. The decision follows the cancellation of a match in Dharamsala after air raid alerts and affects the participation of international players. The conflict has significantly impacted cricket's high-profile tournament.

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The Indian Premier League (IPL) has been indefinitely suspended following increased military tensions between India and Pakistan. The suspension was confirmed by a BCCI official, emphasizing that continuing cricket while the nation is at war is inappropriate.
Uncertainty surrounded the IPL after a match in Dharamsala was canceled due to air raid alarms, amid missile strikes and clashes in several cities. Significant concerns among foreign players about safety prompted them to prepare for departure.
With 12 league and four knockout matches remaining, including the final in Kolkata, the IPL's halt reflects the deep impact of geopolitical conflict on sports events. This also follows the relocation of the Pakistan Super League to the UAE.
(With inputs from agencies.)