JAIPUR: “We are here to play cricket,” India’s T20 vice-captain KL Rahul asked about the rising air pollution levels in the city ahead of the first match of the series against New Zealand. Like Delhi, Jaipur’s air pollution levels also increased after Diwali. Earlier this month, the AQI level in Jaipur was very poor on Saturday and the city remained foggy on Monday morning as well.
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“Actually, we haven’t stepped in yet. We’ve just arrived at the stadium so I don’t know, I don’t have an answer. I am not going to carry a meter in my hand to see how bad the pollution is. “I’m sure it won’t be so bad. We are all here to play cricket.” Support staff members.
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The team did its first practice session after a three-day quarantine. India are scheduled to play three T20 Internationals against New Zealand on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday respectively, after which both the teams will engage in a two-match Test series.
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