The 2014 edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) will see the tournament held in two phases. For the first time, the IPL will be held in two different countries. The first 20 matches of IPL 7 will be held from April 16 till April 30 in the UAE, while the tournament will return to India for its second leg of 40 matches from May 2 till June 1. The final will be held on June 1 at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.
For the first time since IPL 2011, the IPL will be played amongst eight teams. Due to legal reasons, the Pune Warriors India (PWI) and the Kochi Tuskers Kerala (KTK) will not be a part of the Indian Premier League in 2014. This year, there was a huge revamp of most of the sides. During the IPL player auctions, each side was allowed to retain a total of five players, while a “right to match” option was made available for the first time. According to this rule, players owned by a franchise would be allowed to match the highest bidder for the player.
A team will get two points for winning a match. In the event that a Super Over is not possible, or if a Super Over ends in a tie or a no-result, each team will get one point. Both teams will get one point each in the event of an abandoned game. 0 points for any match lost or forfeited. The team with the highest number of points shall be at the top of the table and the team with the lowest shall be at the bottom. A team’s net run rate is calculated by deducting the average runs per over scored against that team throughout the season from the average runs per over scored by that team throughout the season.
Catch the latest Indian Premier League 2014 Points Table & Team Standings:
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