IPL 2021 Astrology Prediction: Non-champion team since 2015 to become champion?
The IPL 2021 is resuming in the UAE from Sunday (September 19), with champion sides Mumbai Indians taking on Chennai Super Kings. However, who has a chance of winning this season? Astrologer Hirav Shah predicts.
FollowIndia would once again be gripped into the Twenty20 figure, with the Indian Premier League 2021 resuming in the United Arab Emirates from Sunday. Defending champion Mumbai Indians clashes against former champion Chennai Super Kings at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium.
Notably, MI is placed fourth and needs three to four wins to seal its playoffs berth, while CSK is at the second spot and is just two to three wins away from the playoffs, having failed to do so last season in the Gulf.
While both sides might look strong and favourites on paper to win the title again this term, it might not be the case. Considering astrology, it could all change this season, while there could be a chance that a new champion could emerge this season.
Sports Astrologer Hirav Shah asserts that it is not likely to be an easy ride for a particular side, as the stars predict that all the teams and the players would clash head-on. He has declared that the stars Mars, Mercury, Sun, Rahu, Moon and Saturn would all play their roles in determining who would be the champion this term.
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Following an overall calculation, Shah says that a side that has not won the title since 2015 has the best chance of winning the title this season. If that's the case, the chances of MI retaining, along with CSK and Sunrisers Hyderabad, look relatively low.
As far as things have progressed, the chances of SRH making it to the IPL 2021 playoffs look bleak. Although MI and CSK are just three to four wins away from sealing their playoffs berth, it would be interesting to see how they fare in the playoffs.
However, the likes of Delhi Capitals and Royal Challengers Bangalore have been on the rise since the past season. While RCB finished fourth in IPL 2020, DC was the runner-up.
Also, with Virat Kohli deciding to step down as the T20I captain of Team India after the ICC World T20 in November, he would be under pressure in leading RCB to its maiden IPLtitle. Failing to do so could add stress on him and may even lead to him relinquishing the duties for his IPL franchise.
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