<p>The second edition of the cash-rich Indian Badminton League will be held in September, Badminton Association of India (BAI) president Akhilesh Das Gupta said on Saturday.T<br /><br />“Indian badminton is growing by leaps and bounds, we have the India Super Series next week, then the Thomas and Cup in May. </p>.<p>Also there is the Commonwealth Games in Scotland and then the second edition of IBL will be held in September,” Das Gupta said.<br /><br />BAI General Secretary, Vijay Sinha said: “The final decision will be taken within a week after a meeting with the IBL governing council.” “It is a hectic year with Commonwealth Games and Asian Games, so we are trying to schedule it after the Asian Games,” he said.<br /><br />The inaugural edition of the IBL took place from August 14 to 31 last year, in which six teams participated with Saina Nehwal-led Hyderabad Hotshots claiming the title ahead of the PV Sindhu-led Awadhe Warriors.</p>
<p>The second edition of the cash-rich Indian Badminton League will be held in September, Badminton Association of India (BAI) president Akhilesh Das Gupta said on Saturday.T<br /><br />“Indian badminton is growing by leaps and bounds, we have the India Super Series next week, then the Thomas and Cup in May. </p>.<p>Also there is the Commonwealth Games in Scotland and then the second edition of IBL will be held in September,” Das Gupta said.<br /><br />BAI General Secretary, Vijay Sinha said: “The final decision will be taken within a week after a meeting with the IBL governing council.” “It is a hectic year with Commonwealth Games and Asian Games, so we are trying to schedule it after the Asian Games,” he said.<br /><br />The inaugural edition of the IBL took place from August 14 to 31 last year, in which six teams participated with Saina Nehwal-led Hyderabad Hotshots claiming the title ahead of the PV Sindhu-led Awadhe Warriors.</p>