India and South Africa team will practice on seven pitches, the first time South Africa team will field for
Dharamshala, Jagran Correspondent. Before the first match of the ODI series between India and South Africa team on March 12, the ground and pic committee of Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association (HPCA) have made seven practice pitches in the practice zone for both the teams. Now the work of making the main picture is going on, which will be completed by March 9.
India and South Africa team will reach here before noon on 10 March. Both the teams will reach Dharamshala on the day of Holi, in such a way that there is also a preparation to welcome the players by wearing a gulal. Players from both teams will stay at Hotel The Pavilion in Kandi at HPCA's Dharamshala.
The South African team will reach here in the evening session while the Indian team will practice in the morning session on 11 March. Meanwhile, the Ground and Pitch Committee has almost completed its work. Now to bring greenery in the field, special manure will be added within a couple of days, so that the green grass can come out. The team consists of six such players, who will play for the first time at Dharamshala Maidan. Other players including Quinton DeCock, David Miller have previously performed at the HPCA Stadium Dharamshala. The players coming to Dharamshala for the first time include Kyle Vereyne, Heinrich Kalasan, Jon-Joan Smuts, Lungi Ngidi, Lutho Cipamla and Keshav Maharaj. On the other hand, the Indian cricket team is yet to be announced for the series with South Africa.
On Tuesday, the committee has started the work of making the main pitch after reciting special poojas. At the same time, the team of special camera which will be installed in the ground for the match will reach Dharamshala on March 8. On March 9, all technical equipment will be installed in the ground.
There is a lot of enthusiasm among the people of the state about the match. All cheap tickets were sold online within a few days. Now expensive tickets are left, that too will not last long. It is being told that a ticket counter will be set up by HPCA even a few days before the match, in which cheap tickets will be sold.
Preparations for the event of the match are almost complete. The HPCA Ground and Pitch Committee is working to make the main pitch. Sanjay Sharma, Director, HPCA.
Dharamshala, Jagran Correspondent. Before the first match of the ODI series between India and South Africa team on March 12, the ground and pic committee of Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association (HPCA) have made seven practice pitches in the practice zone for both the teams. Now the work of making the main picture is going on, which will be completed by March 9.
India and South Africa team will reach here before noon on 10 March. Both the teams will reach Dharamshala on the day of Holi, in such a way that there is also a preparation to welcome the players by wearing a gulal. Players from both teams will stay at Hotel The Pavilion in Kandi at HPCA's Dharamshala.
The South African team will reach here in the evening session while the Indian team will practice in the morning session on 11 March. Meanwhile, the Ground and Pitch Committee has almost completed its work. Now to bring greenery in the field, special manure will be added within a couple of days, so that the green grass can come out. The team consists of six such players, who will play for the first time at Dharamshala Maidan. Other players including Quinton DeCock, David Miller have previously performed at the HPCA Stadium Dharamshala. The players coming to Dharamshala for the first time include Kyle Vereyne, Heinrich Kalasan, Jon-Joan Smuts, Lungi Ngidi, Lutho Cipamla and Keshav Maharaj. On the other hand, the Indian cricket team is yet to be announced for the series with South Africa.
On Tuesday, the committee has started the work of making the main pitch after reciting special poojas. At the same time, the team of special camera which will be installed in the ground for the match will reach Dharamshala on March 8. On March 9, all technical equipment will be installed in the ground.
There is a lot of enthusiasm among the people of the state about the match. All cheap tickets were sold online within a few days. Now expensive tickets are left, that too will not last long. It is being told that a ticket counter will be set up by HPCA even a few days before the match, in which cheap tickets will be sold.
Preparations for the event of the match are almost complete. The HPCA Ground and Pitch Committee is working to make the main pitch. Sanjay Sharma, Director, HPCA.
