CSK team's CEO Kasi Vishwanathan explains the problem with the Moeen Ali's delayed visa.
The 15th season of the IPL series is taking place in India this year. The first match is scheduled to be played on the 26th at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. The reigning champions Chennai Super Kings will take on Kolkata Knight Riders. Both teams are training hard for this.
Young fast bowler Deepak Chahar, who played during the Sri Lanka series, was injured. So it is doubtful that he will play in the IPL series. This is seen as a setback for the CSK team.
England all-rounder Moeen Ali, who plays for CSK, is having trouble getting a visa. So he has not come to India yet. This is considered another setback for the CSK team.
CSK team's CEO Kasi Viswanathan has expressed that all-rounder Moeen Ali applied for a visa last month on February 28. But he is yet to get the E-visa and the confirmation. However, Vishwanathan also said that the BCCI is also in the process of helping the all-rounder get his visa as soon as possible.
Even if Moeen Ali comes to India with a visa, he will have to stay in bio-bubble for 2 weeks. So there is a chance that in the first few matches he will not be able to play. and hence the CSK team might have a problem.
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