The visiting team is in a new avatar, having changed not only the logo and the team jerseys, and the owners, but even the title of the franchisee itself.
The home team has been dealing with the lack of availability of overseas quickies even before it kicks off its quest to regain the title.
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Despite all of it, with the World Cup build-up set to prevail in IPL-12, Sunday’s match between Mumbai Indians and Delhi Capitals will be closely watched for India’s World Cup-bound cricketers or those on the fringes.
Despite the fan-army set to resume its mission to support one of the most popular IPL teams at the Wankhede, the focus will be more on a couple of individuals from Delhi Capitals.
