The IPL team's travel plan was affected by Dharamsala Airport following Operation Sindoor

The temporary closure of Dharamsala Airport after India's missile strike on Pakistan's terrorist infrastructure, the trip plans of the IPL team that was supposed to be in Hill town have been tossed, but they decided to adopt a waiting and viewing policy. Dharamsala will host the Punjab Kings against the Delhi capital on Thursday, and he also has one remaining match as planned – a match between Punjab and Mumbai Indians on May 11. The picturesque city is the second main base of the Punjab Kings, and the Punjab Kings are not in any immediate trouble right now, just like they were in the city before this weekend. However, as players have to return to their base in Sunday's game, Delhi will need to figure out its logistics.
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At this time, the Mumbai team's travel plan to Dharamsala is not yet clear.

“Everything is smooth right now. Discussions with the franchise are underway and they are also discussing options from Dharamsala to Delhi in case the airport is closed,” a BCCI source told PTI.

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At least 18 airports in the north and west of the country have been temporarily closed due to military escalation. These include Srinagar, Leh, Jammu, Amritsar, Pathankot, Chandigarh, Jodhpur, Jaisalmer, Shimla, Dharamshala and Jamnagar.

Chandigarh, the nearest backup airport in Dharamsala, is currently closing operations.