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Kolkata Knight Riders’ dwelling IPL recreation in opposition to Rajasthan Royals was on Tuesday superior by a day to April 16, whereas Gujarat Titans-Delhi Capitals fixture in Ahmedabad was additionally rescheduled by the BCCI which didn’t give any cause for the transfer. The PTI on Monday reported that the KKR-RR tie within the 2024 Indian Premier League was set to get rescheduled on account of Ram Navami, however the Board didn’t specify any cause for the rescheduling of matches on these two dates. “The fixture between Kolkata Knight Riders & Rajasthan Royals, which was earlier scheduled to happen on April 17, 2024 at Eden Gardens, Kolkata will now be performed a day prior on April 16, 2024.

“The Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad was earlier scheduled to host the match between Gujarat Titans & Delhi Capitals on April 16, 2024. The fixture will now be performed on April 17, 2024,” the BCCI mentioned in a press release.

It was learnt that Kolkata Police expressed its lack of ability to supply enough safety cowl for what will likely be KKR’s third dwelling recreation of the seventeenth IPL season, simply three days after they host the Lucknow Tremendous Giants.

Bengal can be set to vote on April 19 within the first section of the seven-phase basic elections. The voting in Kolkata will happen on June 1.

The CAB had instructed that the match be superior both by a day (16 April) or pushed again by 24 hours to 18 April.

KKR is at present in Visakhapatnam for a recreation in opposition to Delhi Capitals on Wednesday.

(Apart from the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV employees and is printed from a syndicated feed.)

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