A new cricket stadium will soon be built in Zimbabwe, the government has given 10 hectares of land
Funded by ICC, Zimbabwe to get new cricket stadium in Victoria Falls costing up to $10 million. (Photo Source: Copilot) Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa recently laid the foundation stone for a new cricket stadium near Victoria Falls, a major tourist attraction in his country. The stadium will be named Mosi-oa-Tunya International Cricket Stadium and will have a capacity of about 10,000. Furthermore, the stadium will host world class events in 2026 and 2027, as Zimbabwe Cricket will host the Under-19 World Cup along with Namibia in 2026, while South Africa will join the two countries in hosting the 2027 World Cup. Zimbabwe’s new stadium will be built on 10 hectares of land It is worth noting that the Zimbabwean government has allocated 10 hectares of land for this stadium which will be funded by the ICC. The cost of construction will reportedly be between $5 and $10 million, but the ICC has stated that there will be no further contribution from their side to the project. “The location of this stadium in this city will undoubtedly provide greater benefits to the tourism sector and contribute to our national development aspirations as outlined in the National Development Strategy Vision 2030,” President Mnangagwa was quoted as saying by Cricbuzz. He further added, “As Zimbabwe Cricket, we are the first to admit that our stadiums are no longer adequate, we had to keep some fans out during the 2023 World Cup qualifiers, but we don’t want to do that again. We want as many people as possible to access our grounds and we want them to have a great experience when they come to the ground.” Also, the Board’s Media and Communications Manager, Darlington Majonga came forward and highlighted the importance of hosting such major tournaments and how the construction of the new stadium will help them host such events. Beta Beta Features
Tamil Nadu government made a big announcement, the country’s largest cricket stadium will be built in Coimbatore
The Tamil Nadu state government has announced to build the country’s largest cricket stadium in Coimbatore. Tamil Nadu Cricket Stadium (Photo Source: X/Twitter) The Tamil Nadu state government has announced to build the country’s largest cricket stadium in Coimbatore. This is the second international cricket stadium in Tamil Nadu after Chennai’s MA Chidambaram Stadium, which is the home ground of five-time IPL champions Chennai Super Kings. Let us tell you, Chepauk Stadium is also the second oldest stadium in the country. The Chief Minister had made the announcement during the parliamentary elections The announcement to build a stadium in Coimbatore was made by Chief Minister MK Stalin during the parliamentary elections. State Industries Minister TRB Raja and Minister for Youth Welfare and Sports Development Udhayanidhi Stalin have been at the forefront of this project. They have worked hard to promote local talent and raise the sporting profile of Tamil Nadu. While sharing a special post on social media, the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu wrote, We will strive to establish a state-of-the-art cricket stadium in Coimbatore, with the active participation of the sports loving people of Coimbatore. The stadium aims to become Tamil Nadu’s second international-standard cricket venue after the iconic MAC Stadium in Chennai. Our government and Sports Minister Udhayanidhi Stalin are committed to enhancing talent and sports infrastructure in Tamil Nadu. As a sports and cricket enthusiast, I would like to add one more promise to our election manifesto for #Elections2024, 🏏🏟️ We will take efforts to establish a state-of-the-art cricket stadium in Coimbatore, with the active participation of the sports loving people of… — MKStalin (@mkstalin) April 7, 2024 These facilities will be in the new stadium The new cricket stadium to be built in Tamil Nadu will have many facilities including VIP and corporate facilities, players lounge, a media center, public cafeteria, restaurant, gallery, cricket museum, etc. Apart from this, there will also be indoor practice areas, specialist fielding zones and high-performance centers. Let us tell you, this stadium will be built keeping in mind the famous stadiums like Lord’s Cricket Ground in London as well as MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai and M. Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru.
Another international cricket stadium will be built in this city of India, the thrill of the game will now double
Telangana CM Reddy, while addressing the state assembly on August 2, revealed that preliminary discussions have been held with the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) regarding the construction of the new stadium. RGICS, Hyderabad. (Image Source: BCCI) Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy has announced plans to build a second international cricket stadium in Hyderabad. The move is aimed at boosting the state’s sports infrastructure and promoting cricket at the highest level. Hyderabad already has the iconic Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium which has been the hub of cricket in India for a long time. Be it IPL or Test matches or ODI cricket, the Rajiv Gandhi Stadium hosts every format. The proposed new stadium is therefore being built as part of the Telangana Government’s comprehensive initiative to enhance sports facilities and encourage athletic talent across the state. Discussion has been held with BCCI to build a new stadium CM Reddy, while addressing the state assembly on August 2, revealed that preliminary discussions have been held with the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) regarding the construction of the new stadium. This new stadium will be built in Begari Kancha Village (Rangareddi) located on the outskirts of Hyderabad, where the foundation of Young India Skills University was recently laid. Telangana government allocates Rs 321 crore for sports The government has expressed its willingness to provide land for the stadium. Addressing the Assembly on Friday, CM Reddy said that if the BCCI agrees to build an international standard stadium, the government will provide the land. Along with this, the Chief Minister also told about many other initiatives related to sports. Reddy said that sports need to be promoted on a large scale to save the youth from bad habits. Work is underway on a new sports policy, which will be presented in the next assembly session. The government is also examining the sports policy of Haryana as a possible model. To prove its commitment towards sports development, the state has allocated Rs 321 crore for sports in the 2024-25 budget. The Telangana government is also taking steps to felicitate and support its athletes. The state Cabinet has decided to allot houses of 600 square yards each to shooter Isha Singh, two-time world boxing champion Nikhat Zareen and international cricketer Mohammed Siraj. Apart from this, Nikhat Zareen and Siraj will be given Group-I jobs.