Bangladesh are seeking to shift the T20 match from India after Mustafizur Rahman’s exit from the IPL
“The Mumbai team management has written to the Mumbai Cricket Association about the pollution issue due to the under-construction building here, which has resulted in a lot of dust and pollution on the ground. We have asked the MCA to take it up with the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB). Players and support staff members who were sitting just outside the dressing room. Several Delhi players have also actually asked us to wear masks. Masks may be difficult for them in such conditions,” he told TOI source from mumbai team.The air quality index in BKC was 156 on Thursday night, which was listed as “unhealthy”.“There was construction work going on nearby due to which people were feeling the pollution. That’s why we had masks,” Mohit Avasthi, a sailor from Mumbai, told reporters later. Avasthi finished the day with figures of five for 62 in 16.4 overs.In smog-affected conditions, Delhi were bowled out for 221, with opener Sanat Sangwan scoring his third century of the season. Sangwan made 118 off 218 balls, hitting 11 fours and two sixes. Mumbai were 13 to one at stumps, with the game ending five to seven minutes before the scheduled end due to poor lighting.