betvisa cricketIPL 2020: Fans go berserk after hearing the pre-recorded cheers in MI vs CSK game

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Here are some of the best tweets

The season-opener of the 2020 edition of the much anticipated Indian Premier League (IPL) treate🅰d the fans with a mouth-watering clash in Abu Dhabi.

MS Dhoni-led side defeated MI by five wickets to start the campaign on a positive note.🐼 MI batted first and piled up a challenging total of 162/9 in twenty overs.

Chasing 163, the Super Kings lost a couple of wickets inside ten runs. Both Shane Watson and Murali Vijay departed without touching the double-figure ♍mark.

Faf du Plessis and Ambati Rayudu then stitched a terrific partnership to resurrect CSK’s innings and propel them to the maiden victory.

Rayudu (78 off 48 deliveries) was adjudged as ‘Player of the match’ for a performance that surely deserved a jam-pac❀ked crowd and lots of noise.

But, this was not possible due to guidelines and protocols issued by the BCCඣI in the wake of the coronavirus. However, BCCI tried their best to not let the playe𓂃rs and fans feel the absence of spectators.

For cricketers, playing in the large and empty stadiums can get overwhelming💟 at times. And for the passive viewers in front of their 🀅screen, this tends to be a pretty irksome experience.

To counter this, the broadcasters and board planned to play the pre-recorded cheers in the stadium. While many were pleased with the experience, it didn’t quite work out with others. They took to social media to express their emotions.

Here are some of the best tweets:

People w༺atched FRIENDS with a fake laugh and complaining about fake crowd voice in IPL
— Rishabh Srivastava (@AskRishabh)

Dei please get that artificial crowd sound re🦂moved . It is ann🎉oying.
— శ్రీనివాస్ రాచకొండ (@its_srinu)

Star sports should tone down the a🔯rtificial sound of crowds at thꦚe stadium
— నాగ్ వాసిరెడ్డి (@nag_vasireddy)

@Dream11IPLT20
Can we have some sound of drums, trumpet, crowd !!!
Watching on TV seems so boring.
Where are the cheerleaders too?
— Sunil (@snkhatris)