The 14th season of the Indian Premier League begins on April 9. Royal Challengers Bangalore, led by five-time champion Mumbai Indians, will face off against Bangalore in the first match of the tournament. But, bad news is opening up for fans and organizers before the tournament begins. Eight employees who were working on the field before the start of IPL 2021 at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai were found to be Kovid-19 positive. Mumbai have also been named in the list of six places to be selected for the IPL 2021, which will be played between Delhi Capitals and Chennai Super Kings on April 10 at Wankhede Ground.
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In fact, workers working on the field travel by train, which is believed to be a major cause of their corona infection. The Mumbai Cricket Association has decided to arrange for the employees to stay in the stadium till the IPL 2021 is over. An MCA official said, “We will arrange for the ground staff to be inside the stadium as soon as possible.” We have plenty of room in the floor, where they are kept. No need to worry about IPL matches to be played in Wankhede. When the tournament starts we are completely ready. ‘
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In view of the increasing number of cases of corona, all the matches of IPL 2021 are scheduled to be held in six cities. These include Chennai, Bangalore, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Delhi and Kolkata. This time no team will play any match in their home ground in the IPL. For Kovid-19, this time the audience was not allowed into the stadium. Mumbai Indians won the IPL title for the fifth time, beating Delhi Capitals in the final of the IPL 2020.
