The Indian Premier League (IPL) is not just about big shots and intelligent bowling. Acrobatic fielding and catching also add to the excitement.

However, this time, the eight IPL teams might struggle to exhibit optimum fielding levels given the short training phase ahead of the September 19 tournament. Also, most players have been out of action for over five months due to the Coronavirus-forced lockdown. Delhi Capitals's assistant coach Mohammad Kaif believes the team with the best fielding unit will have a "better chance of winning the IPL".