The 10th edition of the T20 World Cup (T20 World Cup 2026) is going on, in which 6 matches are scheduled for the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi. The second match on this ground will be played today (12 February) between India and Namibia. Before this match, a video of the stadium is going viral on social media, which is of the first match held here. After the match is over, a staff member of the stall installed in the stadium premises is filling the glass soft drinks back into the bottles. Fans are surprised to see this.

Viral video of Arun Jaitley Stadium

There are 3 matches taking place every day in the T20 World Cup 2026. The first match was played between Namibia and Netherlands on 10 February at the Arun Jaitley Stadium in Delhi, which started at 11 am. The match was over at 2:30 pm. Very few spectators came to the stadium in this match. There are food stalls for the spectators in the stadium premises, the viral video is said to be from here. It is seen that the staff of a stall is filling the cold drinks kept in glasses back into bottles.

Shocking Visuals from Arun Jaitley Stadium

Viral video claims leftover drinks were reused at Arun Jaitley Stadium during ICC T20 World Cup. pic.twitter.com/VSiOBnAlkP

— Indian Cricket (@IPL2025Auction) February 12, 2026

Will the same drinks be sold in the IND vs NAM match?

The viral video does not prove that the staff are filling drinks in bottles so that it can be sold in the next match. After the match is over, drinks cannot be left there like that, whether in glasses or bottles. Therefore, it would be wrong to say that in the India vs Namibia match, only those drinks which were left in the previous match will be sold back.

6 matches of T20 World Cup 2026 are scheduled in Delhi’s Arun Jaitley Stadium, out of which one has been played and the other will be played today between India and Namibia. A Super-8 match is also to be held here. Team India had defeated USA in the first match. After playing in Delhi, Team India will go to Colombo, where there is a match with Pakistan on 15th February.