The IPL 2022 conflict between Delhi Capitals and Punjab Kings on Wednesday (April 20) has been moved to Brabourne Stadium given the Covid circumstance in the Capitals' camp. A media discharge from the BCCI expressed that the choice to move the game out of Pune, the first setting of the game, was "to keep away from any further episode because of any undetected case during a significant distance transport venture in a shut climate." As on late morning April 19, Mitchell Marsh and four individuals from the Delhi Capitals support staff have tried positive for the infection. A fourth round of RT-PCR tests led on Tuesday morning, in any case, has returned adverse outcomes. The contingent will be dependent upon one more round of tests on the morning of the game. Cricbuzz comprehends that considering the earnestness of the circumstance, the examples of the Delhi players and care staff were taken sooner than the typical time today morning so the BCCI had additional opportunity to accept an approach the destiny of the game - whether to proceed with it in Pune, move it to Mumbai or reschedule it by and large. In the mean time, the Punjab Kings group, which was to venture out to Pune for the game, has additionally waited in Mumbai and have a training meeting booked for Tuesday evening. It is likewise perceived that DC have chosen to emerge from their constrained separation. With the BCCI explaining what is happening, they will go for training at the BKC ground on Tuesday evening. Aside from Marsh, Patrick Farhat (physiotherapist), Chetan Kumar (sports rub specialist), Dr Abhijit Salvi (group specialist) and Akash Mane (online entertainment Content colleague) are in seclusion for testing positive. A place of importance is that DC are additionally planned to play a game in Pune on April 22 against Rajasthan Royals. It should be checked whether the BCCI will move that game as well. "We don't have data on this," said a Delhi official. "The Delhi Capitals contingent will go through one more round of RT-PCR testing on the morning of April twentieth," the BCCI said.