Pune Warriors India, an IPL franchise owned by the Sahara Group, was officially terminated by the BCCI in which year, following a withdrawal over financial disputes?

Answer Explanation

Pune Warriors India, who played from 2011, withdrew from the IPL in May 2013 over a franchise fee dispute with the BCCI, and were officially terminated in October 2013.

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