New Delhi: The second match of the 14th season of the Indian Premier League. IPL is going to be played between Chennai Super Kings and Delhi Capitals at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. There are now only seven days left for the match to begin. By the way, let us also tell you that not more than one or two of the stadium's groundstaff before, but more than half a dozen people have been found to be corona positive. Presently, work has been started to make the IPL franchises feel a little wary due to the ever-increasing cases in Maharashtra. Recently 8 ground staff of Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium have been found infected with the coronavirus.

Speaking to a well-known website, a franchise official who is currently based in Mumbai said, "It changes the situation and calls for strict protocols". Apart from this, the official has also said, "You get a little worried when you hear such things a few days before the tournament starts. We are following all the protocols, but obviously, when any such news comes, so it makes us a little wary. We're looking at things being as perfect as possible".

At the same time, another franchise official said, 'It was a wake-up call for all the people coming to the tournament. This can actually serve as a wake-up call before the start of the tournament. Sometimes we get a little comfortable after going inside the bubble, but it will make sure that we follow every protocol and there is nothing wrong with it. The Wankhede Stadium is ready to host 10 IPL matches this season from 10-25 April. Yes, the first match in this stadium of Mumbai is to be played on April 10 between Delhi Capitals and Chennai Super Kings. This time four franchises Delhi Capitals, Chennai Super Kings, Punjab Kings, and Rajasthan Royals have to play two matches each in Mumbai.

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