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UPCA has taken all possible measures to ensure the safety of the fans; we have also made provisions for 3,000 school kids to watch the match every day,” said Kapoor.
3 days ago · IND vs BAN, 2nd Test: UPCA dismisses safety concerns at Green Park Stadium. Reports suggested that less than half the capacity of the C block balcony, which can accommodate 10,000 spectators, will be up for sale during the Test as the stand was structurally compromised and could be at risk of collapsing due to the weight of the fans. Published ...
3 days ago · Just three days before the match, the PWD deemed one of the stands in the Green Park Stadium dangerous, concluding that it may not support the full capacity of fans during the Test. According to reports, the Balcony C stand, which can accommodate 4,800 spectators, will only sell 1,700 tickets due to safety concerns.
2 days ago · Certain other issues were also reported at the venue ahead of the start of the match in Kanpur. It was revealed that the stadium's C block isn't safe for accommodation people. Hence, it was closed ...
2 days ago · More controversy surrounding Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan is once again thrust into the spotlight, as BCB President Faruque Ahmed expressed the board’s inability to ensure the safety of the former skipper upon his return back home to Bangladesh for his ideal final Test match for the team ...
5 days ago · The 65-year-old Jaggu’s debut Test match as a groundstaff member was in October 1983, when Malcolm Marshall’s all-round show helped West Indies thump India by an innings and 83 runs at the Green Park stadium in Kanpur. “Gordon Greenidge scored a century but it was Marshall, who stole the show.”
5 days ago · ‘Fool-proof’ security arrangements have been made to ensure smooth conduct of the second India vs Bangladesh Test match, which begins at the Green Park Stadium in Kanpur on Friday, September 27.
