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A life-size statue of Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar will be installed on his 50th birthday on April 24 or during the ODI World Cup in October-November.

Sachin Tendulkar's statue to be installed at Wankhede Stadium

A life-size statue is expected to come up around Tendulkar's 50th birthday on April 24 or during the ODI World Cup in October-November later this year.

#Sachin #SachinTendulkar

A life-size statue of Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar will be installed on his 50th birthday on April 24 or during the ODI World Cup in October-November.

A life-size statue of Indian cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar will be installed at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai, where Tendulkar played his final game for India in 2013.
The Mumbai Cricket Association wants to honour the Bharat Ratna recipient on his 50th birthday, and the statue is expected to come up around Tendulkar's birthday on April 24 or during the ODI World Cup in October-November later this year.
Tendulkar already has a stand named after him at the iconic venue.
Also read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/you-expect-a-lot-more-from-a-top-order-batter-sourav-ganguly-on-kl-rahul-1677496470003">'You expect a lot more from a top-order batter' - Sourav Ganguly on KL Rahul</a>

As Chennai Super Kings lost wickets in a heap at the start of play vs Mumbai Indians on Thursday night in the IPL, fans and cricket pundits couldn't help but notice the unavailability of the Decision Review System. 
A major power failure resulted that one of the floodlight towers being switched off which meant that the toss got delayed. Little did anyone know that the power failure also impacted the DRS machinery in the stadium. The review system wasn't available till 1.4 overs of the CSK innings as confirmed by the commentators and that impacted the team batting first. 
Chennai first lost their opener, Devon Conway, on the 2nd ball of the innings to a delivery which looked to be missing the stumps but the umpire adjudged it Leg-before. Conway was stunned when he was informed that the DRS wasn't available which could have possibly overturned the decision. 
CSK's head coach Stephen Fleming raised questions about the unavailability which possibly cost their team a good start and a chance to put up a good fight against Mumbai Indians. Fleming said, "It was a little bit unlucky that happened at that time. Yeah, we were a bit disappointed, but that's still part of the game, isn't it? But, yeah, sort of set off a chain of events that were, not in our favour. But, we should be better than that. Certainly wasn't a great start."
 

IPL 2022: Did a power failure and DRS cost Chennai Super Kings the match vs Mumbai Indians?

DRS Controversy in IPL 2022 and CSK Coach Stephen Fleming isn't very happy.

Tap to know the details

#MIvsCSK #IPL2022 

Due to a power failure, the Decision Review System was not available for the opening 2 overs&nbsp;for Chennai Super Kings

As Chennai Super Kings lost wickets in a heap at the start of play vs Mumbai&nbsp;Indians on Thursday night in the IPL, fans and cricket pundits couldn't help but notice the unavailability of the Decision Review System.&nbsp;
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl/ipl-2022-csk-vs-mi-mumbai-knock-chennai-out-of-ipl-2022-playoffs-race-1652375601629" target="_blank">IPL 2022, CSK vs MI: Mumbai knock Chennai out of IPL 2022 playoffs race</a>
A major power failure resulted that one of the floodlight towers being switched off which meant that the toss got delayed. Little did anyone know that the power failure also impacted the DRS&nbsp;machinery in the stadium. The review system wasn't available till 1.4 overs of the CSK&nbsp;innings as confirmed by the commentators and that impacted the team batting first.&nbsp;
Chennai first lost their opener, Devon Conway,&nbsp;on the 2nd ball of the innings to a delivery which looked to be missing the stumps but the umpire adjudged it Leg-before. Conway was stunned when he was informed that the DRS&nbsp;wasn't available which could have possibly overturned the decision.&nbsp;
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl/ipl-2022-three-reasons-why-chennai-super-kings-failed-to-defend-their-title-1652376288206" target="_blank">IPL 2022: Three reasons why Chennai Super Kings failed to defend their title</a>
CSK's&nbsp;head coach Stephen Fleming raised questions about the unavailability which possibly cost their team a good start and a chance to put up a good fight against Mumbai&nbsp;Indians. Fleming said, "It was a little bit unlucky that happened at that time. Yeah, we were a bit disappointed, but that's still part of the game, isn't it? But, yeah, sort of set off a chain of events that were, not in our favour. But, we should be better than that. Certainly wasn't a great start."

Amid unverified reports of terrorist attacks during this year's IPL, Maharashtra home minister Dilip Walse-Patil refuted the reports and said that there is no threat to the Indian Premier League.
"Nobody conducted recce, there is no threat from anyone. And the police department too has made this clear," Walse-Patil said in the Assembly.
Also read: IPL 2022: Major blow for KKR's campaign, THESE players unavailable for first five matches
Earlier, Mumbai Police too clarified that they had received no intelligence inputs about any terror threat during the show-piece event.
According to some unverified viral messages on social media, terrorists had conducted recce at Hotel Trident, Wankhede Stadium, and along the bus route of these two locations.
Chennai Super Kings will lock horns with Kolkata Knight Riders in IPL 2022 opener on Saturday at Wankhede Stadium.

No threat to IPL in Mumbai: Maharashtra home minister refutes unverified social media reports

'Nobody conducted recce'

Maharashtra home minister rubbishes unverified social media reports.

Amid unverified reports of a threat of a terrorist attack during this year's IPL, Maharashtra home minister Dilip Walse-Patil refuted the claims and said that there is no threat to the Indian Premier League.
"Nobody conducted recce, there is no threat from anyone. And the police department too has made this clear," Walse-Patil said in the Assembly.
Earlier, Mumbai Police too clarified that they had received no intelligence inputs about any terror threat during the show-piece event.
According to some unverified viral messages on social media, terrorists had conducted recce at Hotel Trident, Wankhede Stadium, and along the bus route of these two locations.
Chennai Super Kings will lock horns with Kolkata Knight Riders in IPL 2022 opener on Saturday at Wankhede&nbsp;Stadium.

Maharashtra&nbsp;home minister&nbsp;Dilip Walse-Patil refuted the unverified reports and said that there is no threat to the Indian Premier League

Amid unverified reports of a threat of a terrorist attack during this year's IPL, Maharashtra home minister Dilip Walse-Patil refuted the claims and said that there is no threat to the Indian Premier League.
"Nobody conducted recce, there is no threat from anyone. And the police department too has made this clear," Walse-Patil said in the Assembly.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl/ipl-2022-major-blow-for-kkr-s-campaign-these-players-unavailable-for-first-five-matches-1648107661818" target="_blank">IPL 2022: Major blow for KKR's campaign, THESE players unavailable for first five matches</a>
Earlier, Mumbai Police too clarified that they had received no intelligence inputs about any terror threat during the show-piece event.
According to some unverified viral messages on social media, terrorists had conducted recce at Hotel Trident, Wankhede Stadium, and along the bus route of these two locations.
Chennai Super Kings will lock horns with Kolkata Knight Riders in IPL 2022 opener on Saturday at Wankhede&nbsp;Stadium.

As the Covid-19 cases are declining in the country, Maharashtra sports minister Sunil Kedar is hopeful that crowds will be allowed in the 15th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL 2022).
All the IPL league games will be played across four venues in Maharashtra.
While talking to the media, Sunil Kedar said that the government is hoping that when IPL matches take place, the atmosphere will be such that spectators are allowed in the stadiums, which could boost the players' confidence.
Maharashtra Sports Minister further added that the government will chalk out a plan with BCCI about bio-bubbles and restrictions as per international rules.
The league phase consists of 70 matches that will be hosted by Wankhede Stadium, Brabourne Stadium, DY Patil Stadium and MCA Stadium.

IPL 2022: Hoping fans will be allowed in stadiums, says Maharashtra sports minister

As the Covid-19 cases are declining in the country, Maharashtra sports minister Sunil Kedar is hopeful that crowds will be allowed in the 15th edition of the Indian Premier League

As the Covid-19 cases are declining in the country, Maharashtra sports minister Sunil Kedar is hopeful that crowds will be allowed in the 15th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL 2022).
All the IPL league games will be played across four venues in Maharashtra.
While talking to the media, Sunil Kedar said that the government is hoping that when IPL matches take place, the atmosphere will be such that spectators are allowed in the stadiums, which could boost the players' confidence.
Maharashtra Sports Minister further added that the government will chalk out a plan with BCCI about bio-bubbles and restrictions as per international rules.
The league phase consists of 70 matches that will be hosted by Wankhede Stadium, Brabourne Stadium, DY Patil Stadium and MCA Stadium.

As the Covid-19 cases are declining in the country, Maharashtra sports minister Sunil Kedar is hopeful that crowds will be allowed in IPL&nbsp;2022

As the Covid-19 cases are declining in the country, Maharashtra sports minister Sunil Kedar is hopeful that crowds will be allowed in the 15th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL 2022).
All the IPL league games will be played across four venues in Maharashtra.
While talking to the media, Sunil Kedar said that the government is hoping that when IPL matches take place, the atmosphere will be such that spectators are allowed in the stadiums, which could boost the players' confidence.
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl/ipl-2022-dates-announced-league-to-being-on-this-day-in-march-1645719875657" target="_blank">IPL 2022 dates announced, league to begin on this day in March</a>
Maharashtra Sports Minister further added that the government will chalk out a plan with BCCI about bio-bubbles and restrictions as per international rules.
The league phase consists of 70 matches that will be hosted by Wankhede Stadium, Brabourne Stadium, DY Patil Stadium and MCA Stadium.

Despite Ajaz Patel's historic heroics, the Kiwis were humbled as India registered a thundering 372-run win on the penultimate day of the 2nd Test match in Mumbai

IND vs NZL: India conquer 2nd Test, register thundering 372-run win , Ajaz Patel, R Ashwin, Jayant Patel

Formalities were completed in little over 45 mins on Day 4 as Team India steamrolled World Test Champions New Zealand by 372 runs in Mumbai to win the series 1-0

IND vs NZL: India conquer 2nd Test, register thundering 372-run win vs New Zealand

Despite Ajaz&nbsp;Patel's historic heroics, the Kiwis were humbled as India registered a thundering 372-run win on the penultimate day of the 2nd Test match in Mumbai&nbsp;thereby winning the 2 match Test series

Needing 400 on the final day with 5 wickets in hand, it was a matter of time before Team India polished off the Kiwi tail in 45 mins to thrash the World Test Champions by a massive margin of 372 runs. Team India thus won the 2-match Test series 1-0 before their all-important tour of South Africa.&nbsp;This is the highest victory margin at home for India in Test cricket history and the biggest defeat for New Zealand&nbsp;in the longest format.&nbsp;
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-nzl-2nd-test-ajaz-patel-breaks-ian-botham-s-41-year-old-record-1638703654969">IND vs NZL 2nd Test: Ajaz Patel breaks Ian Botham's 41-year old record&nbsp;</a> Chasing a mammoth&nbsp;total of 540 runs, the under-pressure New Zealand&nbsp;team was quickly brought down by the dominating Indian side. Jayant&nbsp;Yadav&nbsp;starred as he picked up 4 wickets on the 4th day. Yadav&nbsp;earned&nbsp;Rachin&nbsp;Ravinder, Kyle Jamieson, Tim Southee, and Somerville's&nbsp;wickets.&nbsp;While R Ashwin also picked 4 wickets in the innings, Axar&nbsp;Patel grabbed one. With 60 off 92,&nbsp;Daryll&nbsp;Mitchell was the highest scorer in the 2nd innings for New Zealand.&nbsp;

CricBait | Poor umpiring, a massive target and New Zealand staring at a massive defeat vs India in Mumbai. Was Virat Kohli playing safe with a 540 run target? Yash Chawla chats with Gaurav Sethi, Khyati Patel & Ikpreet Singh
Also read: 
New Zealand would need a miracle on Day 4 of the second Test against India to score the remaining 400 runs & win in Mumbai. The Kiwis were tottering at 140-5 at stumps on Day 3 after India put a massive 540-run target. 
Overnight batters Cheteshwar Pujara and Mayank Agarwal started Day 3 proceedings on a positive note and put up over 100-run opening stand.  
Skipper Virat Kohli scored a scratchy 84-ball 36 before getting dismissed by Rachin Ravindra. Axar Patel played a fiery cameo and entertained the Mumbai crowd before Kohli decided to declare at 276/7. 
Meanwhile, Ajaz Patel shattered another record after returning with the match figures of 14/255, breaking Ian Botham's 41-year record of best bowling figures in India.
Chasing 540, the Kiwi batters failed to put up a show yet again apart from Daryl Mitchell who scored a gritty 60. With the Mumbai pitch deteriorating, Kiwis ended Day 3 at 140/5 still needing 400 runs to stun the hosts. 

CricBait | Poor umpiring, a massive target and New Zealand staring at a massive defeat vs India in Mumbai 

CricBait | Poor umpiring, a massive target and New Zealand staring at a massive defeat vs India in Mumbai. Was Virat Kohli playing safe with a 540 run target? Yash Chawla chats with Gaurav Sethi, Khyati Patel & Ikpreet Singh

CricBait | Poor umpiring, a massive target and New Zealand staring at a massive defeat vs India in Mumbai

With the&nbsp;Mumbai&nbsp;pitch deteriorating, Kiwis would need a&nbsp;tremendous amount of grit and resilience along with a miracle to avoid a defeat on Day 4 vs India

CricBait | Poor umpiring, a massive target and New Zealand staring at a massive defeat vs India in Mumbai. Was Virat Kohli playing safe with a 540 run target? Yash Chawla chats with Gaurav Sethi, Khyati Patel &amp; Ikpreet Singh
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-nzl-2nd-test-ajaz-patel-breaks-ian-botham-s-41-year-old-record-1638703654969" target="_blank">Ajaz Patel breaks Ian Botham's 41-year old record</a>
New Zealand&nbsp;would need a miracle on Day 4 of the second Test against India to score the&nbsp;remaining 400 runs &amp; win in Mumbai. The Kiwis were tottering at 140-5 at stumps on Day 3 after India put a massive 540-run target.&nbsp;
Overnight batters Cheteshwar&nbsp;Pujara and Mayank&nbsp;Agarwal&nbsp;started Day 3 proceedings on a&nbsp;positive note and put up over 100-run opening stand.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Skipper Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;scored a scratchy 84-ball 36 before getting dismissed by Rachin&nbsp;Ravindra. Axar&nbsp;Patel played a fiery cameo and entertained the Mumbai crowd before Kohli&nbsp;decided to declare at 276/7.&nbsp;
Meanwhile, Ajaz&nbsp;Patel shattered another record after returning with the match figures of 14/255, breaking Ian Botham's&nbsp;41-year record of best bowling figures in India.
Chasing&nbsp;540, the Kiwi batters failed to put up a show yet again apart from Daryl Mitchell who scored a gritty 60.&nbsp;With the&nbsp;Mumbai&nbsp;pitch deteriorating, Kiwis ended Day 3 at 140/5 still needing 400 runs to stun the hosts.&nbsp;

CricBait | Ajaz Patel&rsquo;s historic day ruined by Indian bowlers, New Zealand bowled out for 62 but why didn&rsquo;t Virat Kohli opt for follow on Day 2? Yash Chawla chats with Mahek Vyas, Rajesh Tiwary &amp; Khyati Patel 
A total of 16 wickets fell on Day 2 of the 2nd Test vs New Zealand&nbsp;in Mumbai. India overnight centurion Mayank&nbsp;Agarwal started well and reached his 150-run mark but failed to go beyond that. After Mayank's departure,&nbsp;Axar&nbsp;Patel accelerated and reached his maiden Test fifty. India were bundled out for 325 in the second session.
However, it was Mumbai-born Kiwi spinner&nbsp;Ajaz&nbsp;Patel who&nbsp;stole the show, becoming only the third bowler on the planet to take all 10 wickets in an innings after Jim Laker&nbsp;and Anil Kumble.
Also read:
Team India came back strongly with the bowl as Mohammed&nbsp;Siraj&nbsp;rocked the New Zealand&nbsp;top-order, taking three wickets upfront. New Zealand never recovered from the initial collapse as Ashwin, Jayant and Axar&nbsp;spun&nbsp;a&nbsp;web, shooting down the Kiwis for a mere 62. Ashwin was the pick of the bowler with 4 wickets in his kitty.
Despite having a 263 runs lead, Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;decided not to enforce the follow-on. Cheteshwar&nbsp;Pujara and Mayank&nbsp;Agarwal&nbsp;opened the batting for India and remained unbeaten. At stumps on Day 2, India were 69 for no loss with a lead of&nbsp;332 runs.

CricBait | Why Virat Kohli didn’t opt for follow on despite shooting down New Zealand for 62? 

CricBait | Ajaz Patel’s historic day ruined by Indian bowlers, New Zealand bowled out for 62 but why didn’t Virat Kohli opt for follow on Day 2? Yash Chawla chats with Mahek Vyas, Rajesh Tiwary & Khyati Patel

Despite having a 263 runs lead, Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;decided not to enforce the follow-on. At stumps on Day 2, India were 69 for no loss with a lead of&nbsp;332 runs

CricBait | Ajaz Patel&rsquo;s historic day ruined by Indian bowlers, New Zealand bowled out for 62 but why didn&rsquo;t Virat Kohli opt for follow on Day 2? Yash Chawla chats with Mahek Vyas, Rajesh Tiwary &amp; Khyati Patel 
A total of 16 wickets fell on Day 2 of the 2nd Test vs New Zealand&nbsp;in Mumbai. India overnight centurion Mayank&nbsp;Agarwal started well and reached his 150-run mark but failed to go beyond that. After Mayank's departure,&nbsp;Axar&nbsp;Patel accelerated and reached his maiden Test fifty. India were bundled out for 325 in the second session.
However, it was Mumbai-born Kiwi spinner&nbsp;Ajaz&nbsp;Patel who&nbsp;stole the show, becoming only the third bowler on the planet to take all 10 wickets in an innings after Jim Laker&nbsp;and Anil Kumble.
Also read:
Team India came back strongly with the bowl as Mohammed&nbsp;Siraj&nbsp;rocked the New Zealand&nbsp;top-order, taking three wickets upfront. New Zealand never recovered from the initial collapse as Ashwin, Jayant and Axar&nbsp;spun&nbsp;a&nbsp;web, shooting down the Kiwis for a mere 62. Ashwin was the pick of the bowler with 4 wickets in his kitty.
Despite having a 263 runs lead, Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;decided not to enforce the follow-on. Cheteshwar&nbsp;Pujara and Mayank&nbsp;Agarwal&nbsp;opened the batting for India and remained unbeaten. At stumps on Day 2, India were 69 for no loss with a lead of&nbsp;332 runs.

Virat Kohli may be searching for his 1st international hundred since November 2019 but the wait might end in India's 2nd Test in Mumbai vs New Zealand

IND vs NZL: Why can Wankhede be the stadium for Virat Kohli to strike form?

Virat Kohli may be searching for his 1st international hundred since November 2019 but the wait could end in India's 2nd Test in Mumbai vs New Zealand

On the eve of the Test, Virat&nbsp;admitted that he loves playing on this ground.&nbsp;
BITE: VIRAT&nbsp;KOHLI, Captain, India
'I really enjoy playing at Wankhede. It's a ground I always have good memories of.&nbsp;The kind of innings you play that has an impact on the team matters more.'
Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;may be searching for his 1st international hundred since November 2019 but the wait might end in India's 2nd Test in&nbsp;Mumbai&nbsp;vs New Zealand.&nbsp;
The Wankhede&nbsp;Stadium has always been a happy hunting ground for the Indian skipper as he has smashed 463 runs in 4 Tests here, at an outstanding average of 72. That includes a 235 against England in 2016 in the last Test Virat&nbsp;played at the Wankhede&nbsp;Stadium.

Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;may be searching for his 1st international hundred since November 2019 but the wait could end in India's 2nd Test in&nbsp;Mumbai&nbsp;vs New Zealand

On the eve of the Test, Virat&nbsp;admitted that he loves playing on this ground. The Indian captain said, "I really enjoy playing at Wankhede. It's a ground I always have good memories of.&nbsp;The kind of innings you play that has an impact on the team matters more."
Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;may be searching for his 1st international hundred since November 2019 but the wait could end in India's 2nd Test in&nbsp;Mumbai&nbsp;vs New Zealand.&nbsp;
The Wankhede&nbsp;Stadium has always been a happy hunting ground for the Indian skipper as he has smashed 463 runs in 4 Tests here, at an outstanding average of 72. That includes a 235 against England in 2016 in the last Test Virat&nbsp;played at the Wankhede&nbsp;Stadium.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="IPL retention: Top 5 youngsters to get a whopping increase in earnings" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ipl-retention-top-5-youngsters-to-get-a-whopping-increase-in-earnings-1638361995255" target="_blank">IPL retention: Top 5 youngsters to get a whopping increase in earnings</a>

Ind Vs NZ 2nd Test: India and New Zealand arrived in Mumbai on Tuesday ahead of their 2nd and final Test which is set to begin on December 3rd in Wankhede Stadium. 

Ind Vs NZ 2nd Test | India, New Zealand arrive in Mumbai ahead of 2nd Test

The 2nd and final Test between the 2 nations is set to begin on December 3rd in Wankhede Stadium. 

India, New Zealand arrive in Mumbai ahead of 2nd Test

India and New Zealand&nbsp;arrive in Mumbai&nbsp;for final Test
Wankhede&nbsp;to host the 2nd Test that begins on Dec 3rd&nbsp;
25% audience to be allowed in stadium due to&nbsp;Covid-19 regulations

Ind Vs NZ 2nd Test: India and New Zealand&nbsp;arrived in Mumbai on Tuesday ahead of their 2nd and final Test which is set to begin on December 3rd in Wankhede&nbsp;Stadium.&nbsp;

India and New Zealand&nbsp;arrived in Mumbai on Tuesday ahead of their 2nd and final Test which is set to begin on December 3rd in Wankhede&nbsp;Stadium.&nbsp; Both teams arrived in Chartered flight from Kanpur&nbsp;where New Zealand&nbsp;restricted India in the first Test of the 2 match Test series, ending it in a thrilling draw. The Mumbai&nbsp;Cricket Association informed that only 25% audience will be allowed in the stadium because of the Covid-19 regulations.&nbsp; Wankhede&nbsp;will host its first Test after a gap of 5 years, the Maharashtra stadium last hosted England for a Test match in 2016.

As described by coach Stephen Fleming, the heartbeat of Chennai Super Kings, MS Dhoni&nbsp;celebrated a major milestone with his teammates after beating Punjab&nbsp;Kings in the IPL. Dhoni&nbsp;cut a cake in the dressing room at the Wankhede&nbsp;cricket stadium after playing his 200th match for the yellow brigade. The win against Punjab also made it extra special as CSK&nbsp;opened their account in IPL&nbsp;2021 with a thumping victory. Dhoni&nbsp;is the 2nd cricketer after Rohit&nbsp;Sharma to play 200 games or more in&nbsp;IPL&nbsp;and now-defunct Champions League T20.&nbsp;

Watch! Dhoni celebrates 200th IPL game with CSK teammates after win 

The win against Punjab also made it extra special as CSK&nbsp;opened their account in IPL&nbsp;2021 with a thumping victory

As described by coach Stephen Fleming, the heartbeat of Chennai Super Kings, MS Dhoni&nbsp;celebrated a major milestone with his teammates after beating Punjab&nbsp;Kings in the IPL. Dhoni&nbsp;cut a cake in the dressing room at the Wankhede&nbsp;cricket stadium after playing his 200th match for the yellow brigade. The win against Punjab also made it extra special as CSK&nbsp;opened their account in IPL&nbsp;2021 with a thumping victory. Dhoni&nbsp;is the 2nd cricketer after Rohit&nbsp;Sharma to play 200 games or more in&nbsp;IPL&nbsp;and now-defunct Champions League T20.&nbsp;

The Chennai Super Kings roared back to life after a thumping win against Punjab Kings on Friday night in Mumbai. After being asked to bat first, Punjab Kings were restricted to a mere 106/8 from 20 overs. Deepak&nbsp;Chahar&nbsp;was the destroyer in chief as he picked up 4 wickets for just 13 runs from his 4 overs. New recruit Shahrukh&nbsp;Khan was the lone warrior for Punjab as he scored 47 off 36 balls. In reply, riding on Moeen&nbsp;Ali's 46 and Faf&nbsp;du Plessis' unbeaten 36, Chennai reached home with 6 wickets and 26 balls to spare. A perfect gift for Chennai Super Kings' Captain MS Dhoni&nbsp;who was playing his 200th T20 game for the yellow brigade.&nbsp;

Chennai beat Punjab by 6 wickets, Dhoni's special occasion becomes memorable 

A perfect gift for Chennai Super Kings' Captain MS Dhoni&nbsp;who was playing his 200th T20 game for the yellow brigade

The Chennai Super Kings roared back to life after a thumping win against Punjab Kings on Friday night in Mumbai. After being asked to bat first, Punjab Kings were restricted to a mere 106/8 from 20 overs. Deepak&nbsp;Chahar&nbsp;was the destroyer in chief as he picked up 4 wickets for just 13 runs from his 4 overs. New recruit Shahrukh&nbsp;Khan was the lone warrior for Punjab as he scored 47 off 36 balls. In reply, riding on Moeen&nbsp;Ali's 46 and Faf&nbsp;du Plessis' unbeaten 36, Chennai reached home with 6 wickets and 26 balls to spare. A perfect gift for Chennai Super Kings' Captain MS Dhoni&nbsp;who was playing his 200th T20 game for the yellow brigade.&nbsp;

Fans are definitely&nbsp;not allowed but the officials who are attending the Indian Premier League matches in Mumbai will have to carry a negative RT-PCR&nbsp;report in order to get access to the ground. Mumbai&nbsp;Cricket Association has made a strong move as Covid-19 cases in the city and the state are going through the roof. The tests are mandatory for all officials as Maharashtra&nbsp;has seen close to 59,000 cases on Friday. Mumbai&nbsp;is hosting a number of matches this season starting from 10th April to 25th April.&nbsp;

Mandatory RT-PCR tests for officials at Wankhede 

The tests are mandatory for all officials to enter the Wankhede&nbsp;as Maharashtra&nbsp;has seen close to 59,000 cases on Friday

Fans are definitely&nbsp;not allowed but the officials who are attending the Indian Premier League matches in Mumbai will have to carry a negative RT-PCR&nbsp;report in order to get access to the ground. Mumbai&nbsp;Cricket Association has made a strong move as Covid-19 cases in the city and the state are going through the roof. The tests are mandatory for all officials as Maharashtra&nbsp;has seen close to 59,000 cases on Friday. Mumbai&nbsp;is hosting a number of matches this season starting from 10th April to 25th April.&nbsp;

Just a day after the Wankhede stadium was given a green signal to host its share of IPL games this year.

Indian Premier League 2021: IPL rocked by more Covid-19 cases, 3 test positive

Just a day after the Wankhede&nbsp;stadium was given a green signal to host its share of IPL&nbsp;games this year, 3 more people at the stadium&nbsp;have tested positive for Covid-19.

IPL rocked by more Covid-19 cases, 3 test positive

Just a day after the Wankhede&nbsp;stadium was given a green signal to host its share of IPL&nbsp;games this year, 3 more people at the stadium&nbsp;have tested positive for Covid-19.
Among them are 2 groundstaff&nbsp;and a plumber. Last week,&nbsp;10 ground-staff members of the stadium had tested positive, but most of them have since recovered. The Wankhede&nbsp;stadium is due to host its first IPL&nbsp;game on April 10.
Also Read | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/trouble-mounts-for-rcb-daniel-sams-tests-positive-for-covid-19-1617776021459" target="_blank">IPL 2021: Trouble mounts for RCB, Daniel Sams tests positive for Covid-19</a>

In some relief for the BCCI, 15 members of the groundstaff at the Wankhede Stadium tested negative for Covid-19 & have been put in the Wankhede Stadium bubble.

IPL 2021: Wankhede groundstaff test negative for Covid-19

In some relief for the BCCI,&nbsp;15 members of the groundstaff at the Wankhede Stadium tested negative for Covid-19 &amp;&nbsp;have been put in the Wankhede Stadium bubble.

Wankhede groundstaff test negative for Covid-19

In some relief for the BCCI,&nbsp;15 members of the groundstaff at the Wankhede Stadium tested negative for Covid-19. A source in the MCA told IANS on Monday that they have been put in the Wankhede Stadium bubble while the 2 persons who had tested positive last week have been placed under home quarantine.
The association has a total of 40 groundstaff. Though all IPL&nbsp;matches in Mumbai&nbsp;this year will be played at the Wankhede Stadium, players are practicing&nbsp;at the other stadiums&nbsp;in Bandra and in Kandivali.
The BCCI&nbsp;had anyway made it clear that it's now too late to shift the scheduled IPL games out of Mumbai.
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