While it is still not decided who'll be in the driver's seat for the fourth season of the much-hyped cricket tournament Indian Premier League (IPL) among Lalit Modi and Chirayu Amin, but the governing body for cricket in India, BCCI has already made it very clear that there will be no after-match parties in the fourth season.

It may be noted here that this decision comes in wake of the poor show that the Indian cricket team has put in the T20 world cup wherein the boys in blue weren't able to even reach the top eight stage.

In fact, BCCI has also decided to make the event as a 65-match event against the earlier proposed 94 games.

The 65 matches will also be including the encounters of the two new entrants, Kochi & Pune. It is believed that the efforts made by BCCI will help the IPL bodies to infuse some seriousness into the game and the tournament will see a high dose of serious cricket apart from the cheerleaders and celebs.

But will all these efforts be able to take the tournament to new skies, well, that's the question that many are still looking an answer for.