DTVHINDIUPCA will renovate Green Park Stadium in Kanpur, BCCI Vice President Rajeev Shukla confirmed.
UPCA may start work for renovation of the stadium very soon Rajiv Shukla (Image Credit- Twitter X) Rajiv Shukla, Vice President of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and member of Uttar Pradesh Cricket Association (UPCA) has announced today, Monday, September 30, that the Green Park Stadium in Kanpur will soon be renovated. For this he has talked to the concerned officials. It is noteworthy that the second match of the ongoing Test series between India and Bangladesh is being played in Kanpur. But due to rain and lack of modern facilities in the stadium, play on the second and third days of the match was ended without a single over being bowled. After rain stopped play at the Green Park Stadium, there was a shortage of resources to restart the game as soon as possible. After this, BCCI got a lot of flak in the cricket world for holding test matches on the ground. But now the Apex Cricket Board is seen in action regarding the issue, and very soon cricket fans can see the renovation work at Green Park Stadium in Kanpur. Rajiv Shukla gave a big statement Let us tell you that on the sidelines of the ongoing second test match between India vs Bangladesh, Rajiv Shukla said – sometimes this happens. Although we all pray to Lord Indra that it does not rain, but, you know, it happens. And this happens all over the world, so why are Kanpur and Green Park being unnecessarily blamed for something which is in the hands of nature. Shukla further said- Today I had a discussion with the administration about how we should develop such a system by which rain water can be absorbed immediately. Immediately after coming here (Green Park), I discussed with the officials and they are also unanimous. I think we will soon be able to improve the conditions here. We will get some time to improve the condition of the ground and that work will be expedited. As soon as I came here, I had a long discussion with the government officials because this stadium belongs to the state government. We agree with them.
Will India go to Pakistan for Champions Trophy? Know what BCCI Vice President Rajeev Shukla said
The hosting rights of the Champions Trophy 2025 are with the Pakistan Cricket Board. Rajeev Shukla. (Photo Source: Twitter) Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) Vice President Rajeev Shukla has given a big statement regarding the Indian cricket team’s participation in the Champions Trophy 2025. It is noteworthy that this time this Champions Trophy is going to be hosted by Pakistan. So there is every possibility that this multinational tournament will be hosted by Pakistan in the months of February and March next year. But due to the ongoing differences between the governments of India and Pakistan, there is little possibility of the Indian cricket team taking part. On the other hand, now will the Indian team go to Pakistan to participate in the Champions Trophy or not? BCCI Vice President Rajeev Shukla has given a big statement regarding this matter. Shukla says that it completely depends on the Government of India. Rajiv Shukla gave a big statement Let us tell you that in a recent interview given to the media, when Rajiv Shukla was asked whether the Indian team will go to Pakistan for the Champions Trophy, he said – Look, the Champions Trophy is coming next. We will do whatever the Government of India tells us in this matter. If the Indian government gives us permission, we will send our team to Pakistan. In this entire matter we will work according to the decision of the Government of India. Watch this interview of Rajeev Shukla #WATCH , Delhi: On the Champion Trophy to be held in Pakistan next year, BCCI vice-president Rajeev Shukla said, “In the case of the Champion Trophy, we will do whatever the Government of India will tell us to do. We send our team only when the Government of India gives us… pic.twitter.com/TeA3dZ5Twn — ANI (@ANI) May 6, 2024 Also, let us tell you that earlier the hosting rights of Asia Cup 2023 were also with Pakistan Cricket Board. But due to not getting permission from the Indian government to go to Pakistan, the Indian cricket team was seen playing its matches on hybrid model. India played all its matches in Sri Lanka. So this time too, there is every possibility that the Indian team may once again be seen playing all its Champions Trophy matches in the hybrid model.
