IPL Suspended Pakistan Super League Moved UAE Amid Indo-Pak Tensions

The Indian Premier League (IPL) has been suspended amid escalating military tensions between India and Pakistan, following a series of border conflicts and retaliatory strikes. The IPL match in Dharamsala was abandoned mid-game due to a power failure linked to security concerns, with players and fans evacuated as a precaution amid air raid alerts near the border. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is closely monitoring the situation and has yet to receive government directives, but the ongoing conflict has cast significant uncertainty over the tournament's continuation. Overseas players are reportedly seeking to leave India due to safety fears, and there are calls for the IPL to be relocated to safer venues or neighboring countries. Meanwhile, Pakistan has moved its Pakistan Super League to the United Arab Emirates after a drone incident during a match raised security alarms. The conflict has disrupted cricket events in both countries, highlighting the broader impact of geopolitical tensions on international sports.