The cricket players in Australia are in a state of flow, uncertain if the Indian first League will resume and some wonder if they will come back anyway.
The players are aboard the flights out of India on Saturday, after the tournament postponed on Friday due to the climbing of the conflict with Pakistan.
Australians featured in the Pakistani Super League also planned trips home, after plans to move the rest of this tournament to the United Arab Emirates were abandoned.
But while players were starting to go out with most flights to several legs, it appeared that the two tournaments could potentially resume after a cease-fire between the two countries.
Explosion reports have since been reported in the border cities of the Kashmir region in the hours that followed this cease-fire, which has aroused new questions about the question of whether a recovery will be possible.
AAP understands that there is a real question of some players if they would like to come back to play the tournament, after being shaken by the situation during last week.
Australian players, like Pat Cummins, were taken in the situation
Some Australians have returned home and wonder if they will come back
If the IPL had to resume, move all the games to the south of India, far from the Pakistani border, it seems the most likely option.
The Sunrisers Hyderabad, the Rajasthan Royals and the Super Kings of Chennai are already out of connection, each having only one or two games.
Pat Cummins, Travis Head and Nathan Ellis are Australians playing for these three lower row teams.
The IPL window is also supposed to close on May 25, Australia is expected to start preparations for the world championship final against South Africa from June 11.
Australians from the Pakistani Super League also do not know if this tournament could resume, and if they could go back due to logistics.
Channel 7 presenter, Erin Holland, who reports on Pakistan, spoke of the dashboard below.
“I’m really, really sad,” she told Sunrise.
“I visit both (countries) very frequently, working in cricket and has a lot of love for everyone.”
Channel 7 presenter Erin Holland, who reported Pakistan, said the situation was `really sad ”
Grace Hayden, daughter of the legend of cricket Matthew Hayden, presents herself for the star India broadcaster and remains in Mumbai
“I had six Australians with me on the plane, Australian cricket players who came out, so everyone is looking forward to going home.
“(I am) in a way lost for words to be honest. It was a really difficult period.
Grace Hayden, daughter of the Legend of Cricket Matthew Hayden, presents herself for the star of the diffuser India and remains in Mumbai, while his father traveled from Dharamshala to Delhi as the efforts to return home.
“It was quite frightening last night at the studio watching the match and they canceled it, so we all looked at what was going on there,” said Grace.
“Dad is fine, they brought him out and everyone safely. They manage it very well. We take him minuste per minute, so he feels quite foreign at the moment.
Grace, who has worked with IPL for four years, has echoed Holland’s emotional response.
“I have a deep love for the two countries,” she said.
“Looking at this course is simply horrible. I understand that I am extremely privileged and I have options. Everything is very sad.
Pakistan players just avoided being caught in the drama on Friday, stealing from an air base in Islamabad a few hours before being struck by missiles.
The security of IPL players was thrown in the spotlight on Thursday evening, after a match between Dharamsala was abandoned in mid-match with air warnings in the region.
The match ended up being the last played before the officials met the next day to postpone the matches for at least a week, this taking place on Thursday.
Another option for Indian officials would be to move matches abroad, South Africa and water having already organized games.
The Board of Directors of Cricket English and Wales would also be open to the assistance by organizing matches, with 12 regular season games which should be played and four finals.
