That's right; teams will be given a break after 10 overs in both innings. There is usually no snack break in T20 cricket. This thing was introduced by the ICC in the T20 World Cup last year. That too keeping in mind the intense heat of the emirate. The temperature in Delhi is hovering around 40 degrees at the moment. The rest of the matches will be hot. As a result, this system has been introduced for the whole series. South African captain, Temba Bavuma has already opened his mouth about the heat. He said before the match, "I thought it would be hot. I didn't think it would be so much. The match will be in the evening which is the good side. It is still hot at night. We are all drinking plenty of water. Many people drink more water here than they do at home. I am trying to stay mentally fresh. However, it is difficult to avoid muscle tension and fatigue.