Rain set to delay RCB vs KKR match

Sat, 17 May 2025

18:33

The start of the RCB vs KKR match could be delayed because of rain in Bengaluru on Saturday.

There is a heavy drizzle at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium which is likely to delay the start of the game, which was scheduled to start at 7.30pm IST.

However, the stadium boasts of the SubAir system drainage system which dries up the ground quickly which means not much time is lost because of rain.

18:33

The start of the RCB vs KKR match could be delayed because of rain in Bengaluru on Saturday.

There is a heavy drizzle at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium which is likely to delay the start of the game, which was scheduled to start at 7.30pm IST.

However, the stadium boasts of the SubAir system drainage system which dries up the ground quickly which means not much time is lost because of rain.

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