India vs Bangladesh T20 International Moved to Gwalior
The much-awaited opening T20 International between India and Bangladesh, which was originally scheduled to take place in Dharamsala on October 6, has been moved to Gwalior. The reason behind this change is the ongoing upgrades and renovation work being carried out by the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association in the dressing rooms.
The match in Gwalior is set to mark the inaugural international fixture at the city’s brand new stadium – the Shrimant Madhavrao Scindia Cricket Stadium. This is a momentous occasion for the city and its cricket fans, who have been eagerly waiting for this day to arrive.
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has also agreed to swap the venues of the first and second T20Is against England in January next year. This means that the first match will now be played in Mumbai, while the second match will take place in Rajkot.
Excitement Builds for Gwalior’s Inaugural International Fixture
Gwalior is a city that is steeped in history and culture, and it is no surprise that it has been chosen as the venue for this historic match. The Shrimant Madhavrao Scindia Cricket Stadium is a state-of-the-art facility that has been built to international standards, and it is sure to provide a fantastic experience for both players and fans alike.
The excitement is palpable in the city, with cricket fans eagerly anticipating the arrival of the Indian and Bangladeshi teams. The match is expected to draw a large crowd, and it is sure to be a memorable occasion for all those in attendance.
BCCI’s Decision to Swap Venues
The BCCI’s decision to swap the venues of the first and second T20Is against England in January next year has come as a surprise to many. However, it is a move that has been welcomed by fans in both Mumbai and Rajkot.
The Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai is one of the most iconic cricket grounds in the world, and it is sure to provide a fantastic setting for the first T20I against England. Meanwhile, the Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium in Rajkot is a relatively new facility that has already hosted several high-profile matches, including an ODI between India and Australia in 2019.
Conclusion
The decision to move the opening T20 International between India and Bangladesh to Gwalior is a testament to the city’s growing stature as a cricketing destination. The Shrimant Madhavrao Scindia Cricket Stadium is a world-class facility that is sure to provide a fantastic experience for all those in attendance.
Meanwhile, the BCCI’s decision to swap the venues of the first and second T20Is against England in January next year is a move that has been welcomed by fans in both Mumbai and Rajkot. It is sure to provide a fantastic setting for what promises to be an exciting series between two of the world’s best T20 teams.
