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IPL: Kings XI Punjab announce change of home schedule

By IANS  |   Published: 20th March 2018 03:01 PM  |  

Last Updated: 20th March 2018 03:01 PM  |   A+A A-   |  

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Kings XI Punjab captain Ravichandran Ashwin and mentor Virender Sehwag. (Twitter | Ashwin Ravichandran)

MOHALI: Kings XI Punjab on Tuesday cited logistical difficulties while announcing a change in their upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL) home schedule with the first three matches now shifted to the Mohali stadium here before capping it off with four matches at Indore.

The side was originally slated to play their initial matches at Indore but logistical difficulties forced a change in the calendar, according to a statement from the franchise.

"It is unfortunate that the dates had to be shuffled so late in the day," Kings XI Punjab CEO Satish Menon said. 

"However, external difficulties always have to be worked around. Despite the unforeseen circumstances, we're excited by the prospect of starting off in Mohali. At the end of the day, both venues are home to us," he added.

According to the new changes, Mohali's I.S. Bindra Stadium will now host KXIP's first home match against Delhi Daredevils on April 8 before hosting Chennai Super Kings on April 15 and Sunrisers Hyderabad on April 19.

Indore fans will now get to witness four matches instead of three with the Kings playing Mumbai Indians on May 4, Rajasthan Royals (May 6), Kolkata Knight Riders (May 12) and Royal Challengers Bangalore (May 14), respectively.

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