new delhi/bengaluru, April 6 -- India's restaurants, bars and quick-service chains are seeing a much-needed rebound after the Indian Premier League (IPL) season 19 kicked off on March 28, with match screenings, group dining and delivery driving sales over the weekends. After a soft start to March due to the liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) supply crunch caused by the West Asia war, the tournament has brought some respite to eateries. For hospitality businesses, the 84-match calendar overlaps with the summer months, offering a sustained consumption trigger, turning cricket fandom into higher footfall and bigger orders. The industry expects 5-10%. growth on normal match days, and big spikes on high-profile game days and weekends. "More than anyt...