Since the onset of COVID-19 in 2020, practices like wearing masks, using hand sanitizers, and maintaining social distance became essential. Although life has largely returned to normal, many individuals continue to uphold these habits.
After the recent match between Mumbai Indians and Delhi Capitals, Nita Ambani, the owner of Mumbai Indians, brought back memories of those times by distributing hand sanitizer to player Jasprit Bumrah, a moment that fans quickly captured.
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The pandemic left behind numerous challenging memories, with deserted streets and a halt to daily life as people remained indoors. Masks and sanitizers became integral to daily routines.
Following Mumbai's win over Delhi, players were ready to shake hands, but Nita Ambani paused Bumrah to offer him sanitizer first. He accepted it with a smile, reminding fans of the safety measures adopted during the pandemic.
As COVID-19 cases have begun to rise again in states like Kerala, Maharashtra, and Uttar Pradesh, where there are over 250 active cases, this moment served as a gentle reminder to remain vigilant.
Mumbai Indians Secure Playoff Spot with Victory
In a pivotal match, Mumbai Indians clinched a playoff position. Suryakumar Yadav played a stellar innings, scoring 73 runs off 43 balls after a slow start. He partnered with Tilak Varma for a significant 55-run partnership, while Naman Dhir added 24 quick runs off just 8 balls, helping MI reach a total of 180 runs.
During the chase, Delhi Capitals faced difficulties, with Jasprit Bumrah and Mitchell Santner each taking 3 wickets. The team struggled to build partnerships and ultimately lost by 59 runs, marking a significant win for MI in this crucial encounter.
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