IPL 2020: Of lockdown effects, bio bubbles, and India's concerns, key takeaways from league stage
FirstpostIn a year when the world was turned upside down, it was never easy to get cricketers from across the world and play them across three cities. Here are some key takeaways from the league stage: There was no weak side The point first came up in 2018, when Delhi Capitals, who finished last, got 10 points. This time it got even closer: For the first time in IPL history did all eight teams get 12 or more points. Sam Curran, one of the most prominent voices on the topic, was candid in his interview with Sky: “It can be tough – if you’re in all three formats, you’re obviously travelling into different bubbles, not being able to spend time with family, loved ones, things like that.” A concern for India Not for the first time have the Indian batsmen not scored at breakneck pace, and the numbers show.