Karan Mishra, Gwalior. The havoc of severe cold is being seen in Gwalior of Madhya Pradesh. This has affected the possible India-Afghanistan T20 match on January 14 in the new year. According to the inspection report of the BCCI team, severe cold, dense fog and dew in the evening have ruined the possibility of organizing the match in the newly constructed Shankarpur Stadium. Now this match will be played in Indore only.
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GDCA Secretary Sanjay Ahuja said that the bad cold weather in Gwalior, especially the forecast of rain by meteorologists from January 8 to 15, would have caused problems during the match. GDCA had completed all preparations for the match. The pitch report and ground work of the new stadium met all the conditions, but the severe cold in Gwalior has destroyed all possibilities.
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Actually, ICC and BCCI teams had reached Gwalior for inspection of the stadium. After the inspection report of the team, the possibilities of holding the match have been put to rest. According to the schedule, this match was to be held in Indore only, but MPCA and GDCA were trying to organize this match with the inauguration of the newly constructed Shankarpur Stadium in Gwalior, in such a situation, after the possibility of the match being held was over, both the teams Meanwhile, this match will be played in Indore only.
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It is noteworthy that the fourth international cricket stadium of Madhya Pradesh is ready in Gwalior. The newly constructed cricket stadium in Shankarpur village, built at a cost of Rs 150 crore, has a capacity of 50 thousand spectators. Flood lights, swimming pool, sauna bath, modern gym, dressing room and 30 corporate boxes have also been built in the stadium.
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