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The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is reportedly charting a bold course for the Indian Premier League (IPL), proposing a 94-match season by 2028 to maximise the tournament's global appeal.
Central to the plan is a shift to a full home-and-away format, requiring each of the 10 existing teams to play against every opponent twice, bringing the total number of league matches to 94 from the current 74 games.
However, this expansion hinges on securing a longer IPL window, a challenge given the tournament's current March-to-May slot, which is locked until 2027 under the International Cricket Council's (ICC) Future Tours ...