Aakash Chopra talked about the situation of Virat Kohli-led Royal Challengers Bangalore, says RCB has a limited bowling attack

With the T20 World Cup authoritatively delayed, the odds of the Indian Premier League occurring in the September-November window expanded definitely. At that point the director of IPL Governing executive, Brijesh Patel; came out and said that the BCCI thinking about the choice to pick United Arab Emirates as the setting for the thirteenth version of the IPL. Patel additionally uncovered that plans are as of now moving to guarantee that the BCCI can hold an undeniable competition is facilitated instead of an abbreviated one.

So with the IPL liable to happen in the UAE, a few groups may as of now be chalking up plans to conform to the new situation. A piece of the IPL occurred in UAE in 2014 because of the Indian General Elections; and 4-time champions Mumbai Indians had a hopeless excursion in the Middle East. They lost every one of their matches in UAE before coming back to frame in India; and in the end arriving at the end of the season games. Then again Chennai Super Kings were prevailing abroad.

Previous India batsman Aakash Chopra discussed the circumstance of Virat Kohli-drove Royal Challengers Bangalore; who are yet to win the IPL. Chopra reserved two bowlers who will be impeding to RCB's accomplishment in the Middle East.

RCB does not have a strong bowling attack, says Chopra

Whatever has occurred in the previous 12 years, you have to overlook it, as this year on the off chance that the IPL occurs in the UAE; at that point there is no unmistakable bit of leeway for any group. Each group will be beginning at standard with one another. Mumbai and Chennai are head class groups, they will in the end get up to speed; regardless of whether they get looking moderate so far.

RCB doesn't have a solid bowling assault, in the last season they simply won three matches at their home ground; they have a constrained bowling assault however it can come great in the UAE as there are huge grounds.

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