As announced earlier a total of 70 matches will be played in Mumbai, citing COVID and security concerns throughout the Indian Premier League. As officiated by BCCI the players will be playing with minimal risk of getting affected by the ongoing pandemic of COVID 19 and with limitations in travelling, the issue might just come under control.
All the campaigns have been secured in Mumbai and will be practicing before the league begins. Royal Challengers Bangalore shares a post of their players failing to beat the heat as the Mumbai temperature makes them sweat more.
Mumbai heat got us like! 🔥🥵#PlayBold #WeAreChallengers #IPL2022 #Mission2022 pic.twitter.com/S0rGTmCTch
— Royal Challengers Bengaluru (@RCBTweets) March 19, 2022
The players, especially the oversea travelers are not habituated to the bashing heat in Mumbai and as per the forecast, Mumbai will experience 31 degrees high-temperature average.
It would be exciting to watch if the rough-tough tackles will be able to beat the heating experience of Mumbai.
