Watch Rajasthan Royal Tweet Funny Video to Welcome Two New Teams to the IPL

 Rajasthan Royals have thought of a fascinating video to invite two new establishments to the Indian Premier League (IPL). BCCI has chosen to grow the IPL from next season onwards and two new establishments have been offered at a crazy cost to make IPL a 10-group association from 2022.

Rajasthan Royals utilized the starting melody of an Indian day by day cleanser "Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi" where the top of the family can be seen inviting new individuals to the house and acquainting them with the current individuals from the house. 

The manner in which the groups have been displayed in the video through jobs of various characters is extremely intriguing. Practically every one of the groups have been displayed as the characters who are in the house without being too serious and afterward CSK 

furthermore, Mumbai Indians toward the end have been displayed as two siblings who are prepared to get into an exceptional battle, before the top of the house (BCCI) goes along to stop the battle. 

Individuals are truly enjoying this interesting and tasteful video posted by Rajasthan Royals

It's a really entertaining and simultaneously, tasteful video also. The motivation behind why CSK and Mumbai Indians have been shown like that toward the finish of the video is on the grounds that these two groups have won the association 9 out of the multiple times up until this point. While CSK has won the title multiple times, Mumbai Indians are the best group in the title with a sum of 5 title wins.

With two new groups coming into the IPL now, there are a great deal of conversations over the conceivable new arrangement of the IPL also. In the event that the reports are to be accepted, the groups may be separated into two gatherings of 5 groups every, where the groups will play 2 matches each against all groups of their gathering, 1 match each against 4 groups of the other gathering and afterward 2 matches against the fifth group of the other gathering. It will be a somewhat more confounded organization than the typical cooperative arrangement.