Kolkata Knight Riders' (KKR) home match against Rajasthan Royals (RR), planned for April 17, has been raised by a day to April 16, after the Kolkata Police communicated worries over giving security to both the match and nearby festivals for Smash Navami, a Hindu celebration. Bengal likewise starts casting a ballot in India's overall races from April 19, so a segment of safety faculty will as of now be sent for that. In this way, the game initially planned for April 16, Gujarat Titans (GT) versus Delhi Capitals (DC) in Ahmedabad, has been moved to April 17. "Since the coordinate is corresponding with Smash Navami and a piece of safety is as of now conveyed for decisions. Thusly we won't be able to give sufficient security to the match on April 17," Kolkata Police said in a letter to Cricket Relationship of Bengal (Taxi) president Snehasish Ganguly, PTI revealed. While declaring the switch, the assertion put out by the IPL didn't make reference to what happens to tickets previously sold for one or the other game. At first the IPL had delivered a fractional timetable running from premiere night on Walk 22 to April 7. The date for these two matches, alongside the remainder of the IPL plan from April 8 to the last on May 26, was declared exclusively on Walk 25, with coordinators having looked out for the dates of surveying in the Indian general decisions prior to firming things up. The decisions will run in seven stages, with Bengal one of the states casting a ballot in every one of the seven periods of the political race, beginning on April 19 and finishing on June 1. Matches being moved because of safety powers being tied up somewhere else, frequently because of a celebration, isn't completely phenomenal in India. Last year during the ODI World Cup, for instance, the Taxi had mentioned the BCCI to move the Britain versus Pakistan game from November 12 to 11 to stay away from a conflict with Kali Puja. The Ahmedabad Police, it is perceived, disliked the city facilitating India versus Pakistan in October on the principal day of Navaratri. At last nine games, including Ind versus Pak, had dates or begin times changed however BCCI secretary said at the time that was because of different loads up sending in to the BCCI about strategic issues. Furthermore, New Zealand versus Pakistan in Hyderabad was played in secret with the Hyderabad Police communicating worries over policing the game close by Ganesh Chaturthi.