Chennai Super Kings, the reigning champs, will take on individual finalists of the last season Kolkata Knight Riders in the initial match of IPL 2022 on Saturday, March 26 at the Wankhede arena. Walk 28 will stamp the principal appearance of IPL novices Gujarat Titans and Lucknow Super Giants, who take on one another at the Wankhede arena. The principal twofold header of the period will be hung on March 27, with Delhi Capitals and Mumbai Indians to go head to head in the early evening game, at the Braboune arena, while Punjab Kings and Royal Challengers Bangalore will highlight in the second game at the DY Patil arena. There is set to be a sum of 12 twofold header days, with six twofold headers on Saturdays and six on Sundays. The penultimate association game is set to be hung on May 21, including Mumbai Indians and Delhi Capitals at the Wankhede arena. The last association game will be played at a similar setting on May 22, with Sunrisers Hyderabad taking on Punjab Kings. Kolkata Knight Riders and Lucknow Super Giants take on one another in their separate last games, set to be played on May 18 at the DY Patil arena. Regal Challengers and Gujarat Titans will go head to head on May 19 at the Wankhede arena in what the future held association game for both of these sides. Rajasthan Royals and Chennai Super Kings play their last association game against one another at the Braboune arena on May 20. The Wankhede arena and the DY Patil arena will have 20 matches each during the association stage, while the Braboune arena and the MCA arena in Pune will play have for 15 matches each. The timetable for 58 days and 70 games, beginning from March 26 to May 22 has been reported while the agenda for the end of the season games has not yet been imparted to the groups. All things considered, the business end of the opposition will begin on May 24 and will be held at Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, which will likewise have the last on May 29. According to the timetable, Mumbai Indians will play four games at the Wankhede arena - versus Lucknow Super Giants on April 24, Chennai Super Kings on May 12, Sunrisers Hyderabad on May 17 and Delhi Capitals on May 21. It was accounted for that a portion of the establishments had protested Mumbai Indians playing at the Wankhede, with no other group getting to play at their customary home ground. Be that as it may, the BCCI has similarly circulated the games to each of the 10 groups among the four grounds.