Karnataka home minister
Ahead Of IPL Opener, Experts To Conduct Final Inspection At Chinnaswamy On March 13: Report
The fate of the stadium rests on March 13, when an expert committee appointed by the government of Karnataka is scheduled to inspect the M Chinnaswamy Stadium before giving its final verdict on hosting IPL 2026 matches in the city, according to a report in ESPNCricinfo.
Chinnaswamy Stadium has not hosted any game RCB following the horrific stampede that took place near the stadium, the lives of eleven people and more than 50 people were injured because of mismanagement as the franchise celebrated its maiden IPL title last year.
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