It is understood that Marcus Stoinis And Josh Inglis may not return to India for the rest of the 2025 edition of the Indian Premier League for the Kings of Punjab. Head coach Ricky Ponting will do his best to persuade the Australian duo. Ponting was one of the three Australian PBKS support staff who stayed in India after the IPL was temporarily interrupted.
Pbks asked their players to meet in the coming days. The team will resume training on Thursday May 15 at its new field, the Sawai Mansingh stadium in Jaipur. The HPCA stadium in Dharamsala was not chosen by the Board of Control For Cricket in India, because their preselected places display the resumption of IPL after being suspended due to cross -border tensions.
In particular, Inglis was appointed to the Australian team of 15 members for the 2023-25 ​​cycle final of the world championship against South Africa from June 11. Another PBKS player Marco Jansen was appointed in the Proteas unit. Until now, only three players abroad in the form of Xavier Bartlett, Azmatullah Omarzai and Mitchell Owen have confirmed the management of PBKs with regard to their travel schedules in India.
PBKS is currently third on the table of points with 15 points of 11 games. Their 12th league game match, held in Dharamsala on May 8 against the capitals of Delhi, had to be abandoned halfway through the first round due to animated cross-border tensions between India and Pakistan. The IPL was then suspended on May 9 for a week by the BCCI. However, the announcement of a ceasefire between the two nations of May 10 evening allowed the tournament to resume on Saturday May 17.
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