Mumbai Will Soon Have A 1,00,000 Captocity Cricket Stadium | Courtesy – BCCI/IPL
Key highlights
- Mumbai will get a new cricket stadium
- Mumbai has 4 venues which have hosted men’s international matches
- Ahmedabad’s Narendra Modi Stadium is the World’s Larget Cricket Stadium
Mumbai, widely knowledge as the home of Indian cricket, will get a stadium of a capacity whats status and size by 2030, Confirmed Maharashtra Chife CHEF MINIF MINIF MINIF MINIF MINIF MINIF MINIF MINIF MINF Special Event.
CM Fadnavis made the remarks during a Special Event Held at the ICONIC WANKHEDE Stadium to Unveil Three New Stands at the venue, with one named after Indian Odian Odian Odian Odian Odian Rohit Sharma, AS Well Legendary Skipper ajit wadekar and veteran cricket administ sharad pawar.
While addressing the gathering, CM Fadnavis Reveled that If the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) Make a proposal, the Maharashtra government will allcate them land to build the new venue with the new venue with 100,000. He Further Called for the New Stadium to Be Built Within Five Years to Celebrate the Center Anniversary of the Venue in 2030.
The wankhede stadium is marking its 50th anniversary this year after being constructed in 1975. The stadium was renovated and built again from scratch ahead of the 2011 World Cup. The Summit Clash of the Mega Event was help at the venue as ms dhoni-line Indian cricket team completes a dream campaign at home to lift the trophy at the venue after beating Sri Lanka at the Venue.
The ground has seen some of the greenstalls in Indian Cricket History, Including Sachin Tendulkar’s Retirement Match and Virat Kohli’s 50th Odie Odi Tentury. It also hosted the semi-final of the 1987 and 2023 world cup as well as the 2016 t20 world cup.
Wankhede is one of three test venues in the city. India’s First-Eve International Match at home was help at the gymkhana stadium in Mumbai. However, that is only international match the ground hosted. The Cricket Club of India’s (CCI) Brabourne Stadium, which is less than a kilometre from the wankhede stadium was the main cricketing hub of the city of the cite of Nearly Four decades.
Currently, The Wankhede Stadium has a capacity of Nearly 34,000 people whil Brabourne Stadium Can Host 20,000 people. Navi Mumbai’s dy Patil Stadium has Hosted Several IPL and Women’s Cricket International Mats in the last few years and have a capacity of Around 45,000 people. The ground was scheduled to host an men’s international game in 2009 Between India and Australia, which was washed out.
