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    IPL Match Quota: Exploring the Number of Matches Each Team Plays

    We’ll show you everything you need to know about the 17th edition of the IPL.

    Kaylan Geekie
    Kaylan Geekie
    Sports Writer

    Last updated: 2024-04-03

    Louis Hobbs
    Lead Journalist

    5 minutes read

    A cricket team celebrating after winning the IPL trophy

    Image Credits: The Cricketer

    Table of Contents
    • How Each Team Plays 14 Games
    • FAQs

    The 2024 Indian Premier League (IPL) returns for its 17th edition.

    The Chennai Super Kings were crowned 2023 champions for an equal record of five times.

    The Super Kings beat Gujarat Titans by five wickets (DLS method) in a rain-affected final at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad.

    Chennai went level with the Mumbai Indians after defeating the Titans in a thriller matchup. The final went down to the last ball of the showpiece event before Ravindra Jadeja's heroics claimed the crown for the Super Kings.

    Here at Sportsboom, we’ve decided to take a deep dive into when the tournament begins, when the final takes place, where the matches are played, and the number of matches each team plays during the edition.

    We will also explore the prize money, the event of a tied match, and the quota of overseas players.

    How Each Team Plays 14 Games

    There are 10 IPL franchises. The match quota for 2024 is 14 games per franchise played in a double round-robin format.

    Each team plays against the other nine, home and away. The top four sides make it through to the playoffs.

    There is a Qualifier 1, where the winner goes through to the final.

    The third and fourth-placed teams compete in the Eliminator. The winner of the Eliminator will compete against the team who lost the Qualifier 1 in a Qualifier 2.

    The winner of the Qualifier 2 will gets the opportunity to play in the final. 
     

    EVENT

    Indian Premier League 2024

    Format

    Home & Away League Round Robin followed by Playoffs

    Total Teams 

    10 Franchises

    Total Matches 

    70 Round Robin, 4 Playoff

    League Matches Per Team

    14 Round Robin

    Playoff Matches

    Qualifier 1, Eliminator, Qualifier 2, Final

    Image Credits: Y20 India

    Image Credits: Y20 India

    FAQs

    When does IPL 2024 begin, and when is the final?

    The Chennai Super Kings open the tournament when they play Royal Challengers Bangalore in Chennai on March 22, 2024.

    The BCCI has only released the schedule for the first 21 matches until April 7.

    The schedule for the rest of the tournament will be released in due course. The Indian Premier League final is expected to be held on May 26. 

    How many teams will contest the 2024 IPL?

    A total of 10 teams will contest the 2024 IPL. 

    1.    Mumbai Indians 
    2.    Delhi Capitals
    3.    Kolkata Knight Riders
    4.    Rajasthan Royals
    5.    Lucknow Super Giants
    6.    Chennai Super Kings 
    7.    Sunrisers Hyderabad
    8.    Royal Challengers Bangalore
    9.    Punjab Kings
    10.    Gujarat Titans

    How many matches will be played in IPL 2024?

    Like last year, the competition will have 70 league matches and four playoff games, including the final.  

    In total, there will be 74 IPL matches in 2024.  

    Where will the IPL matches be played?

    The home venues for most of the teams remain unchanged. The Punjab Kings have, however, moved to a new stadium. 

    Image Credits: SportsTiger

    Image Credits: SportsTiger

    They will play most of their home games in Mullanpur, with the venue set to make its IPL debut. The Kings will also play two home games in Dharamsala.

    Delhi Capitals will play their first two home games in Visakhapatnam before moving back to the venue in Delhi for the rest of the season.
     

    City 

    Stadium

    Delhi

    Arun Jaitley Stadium

    Mumbai

    Wankhede Stadium

    Hyderabad

    Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium

    Chennai

    M.A. Chidambaram Chepauk Stadium

    Kolkata

    Eden Gardens

    Ahmadabad

    Narendra Modi Stadium

    Guwahati

    Barsapara Cricket Stadium

    Bangalore

    M. Chinnaswamy Stadium

    Dharamsala

    Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium

    Lucknow

    Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium

     

    Mohali

    Punjab Cricket Association Is Bindra Stadium

    What is the prize money for the winning team of IPL 2024?

    The prize money for the winning team is US$ 2.65m (30 crore). The runner-up earns US$1.3m (13 crore). 

    Teams get US$1m (8 crore) for losing the qualifier and US$680,000 (7 core) for defeat in the eliminator. 

    Additionally, there are various other cash prizes and awards for outstanding individual performances throughout the tournament.

    How many overseas players are allowed in each IPL team?

    Each IPL team is allowed to have a maximum of four overseas players in their playing XI for each match. 

    This rule encourages diversity and promotes international talent in the league.

    What happens in case of a tie in an IPL match?

    In the event of a tie in an IPL match, a Super Over is played to determine the winner. 

    Each team gets one over to bat and bowl, and the team scoring the most runs in the Super Over wins the match.

    For all the latest news, features, and interviews in the world of cricket and the IPL, make sure to stay connected with Sportsboom.com. 
     

    Kaylan Geekie
    Kaylan Geekie Sports Writer

    Kaylan Geekie is a sports fanatic. He attended Durban High School before moving to Scotland, where he lived for 15 years. During his time in the United Kingdom, Kaylan graduated with a first-class BA Honours Degree in Sports Journalism at the University of the West of Scotland. Kaylan worked for nine years as the Match-Day Editor of SuperXV.com, reporting on Super Rugby, The Rugby Championship, the 2015 Men's Rugby World Cup and the 2017 British & Irish Lions series for the website.

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