Australian coaches Brad Haddin and Ricky Ponting are also set to return home. Hayden, meanwhile, has also shared an update on her safety, posting a message on Instagram that showed her filming from inside a moving car. She captioned the video on her Instagram stories: “Praying for safety and peace for all”. The daughter of legendary Aussie opening batsman Matthew Hayden has emerged as one of the most popular up-and-coming TV presenters in cricket is working for broadcaster Star India throughout the IPL. Her dad is also commentating for the national network. As reported by The Daily Telegraph, Grace is currently in Mumbai while her father has travelled overnight from Dharamshala to Delhi and is also attempting to get home to Australia. “It was pretty scary last night at studio watching the game and they called it off so we all just watched what was going on there,” Grace said. “Dad is okay, they got him and everyone out safely. They are handling it really well. We are taking it minute by minute so it feels pretty foreign right now.” She described the conflict between the nations as “heartbreaking”. “I have a deep love for both countries,” she said. “To watch this unfold is heartbreaking, just horrible. I understand that I am extremely privileged and that I have options. It is all very sad.” The IPL’s decision comes after a match between Delhi and Punjab was cancelled on Thursday night due to a blackout stemming from air raid warnings in nearby Jammu and Pathankot. While the $16 billion IPL has been postponed, organisers will now have to weigh up if there is an alternative location where it can be held or if it needs to be scrapped together.