Mumbai Indians have home advantage
By Nima
April 19 2010
Mumbai Indians, who have stormed into the semi-finals with 10 wins from their 13 encounters so far, have more to cheer.
April 19 2010
Mumbai Indians, who have stormed into the semi-finals with 10 wins from their 13 encounters so far, have more to cheer.
The BCCI and IPL organisers have shifted the semi-finals venue from Bengaluru to Navi Mumbai's D.Y. Patil Stadium.
The Navi Mumbai stadium is close to Mumbai and it's as good as playing in Mumbai, as almost all the fans support the Mumbai Team, and that would definitely a plus point for the Mumbai Indians.
The team would be playing the first of the semi-finals against the Royal Challengers on Wednesday, 21st, whom they had convincingly beaten at their own home ground last Saturday.
The second semi-final would be played between Chennai Super Kings and Deccan Charges on 22nd.
The match for the 3rd place and the Finals would be played at the same venue on April 24th and 25th, respectively.
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