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Men’s ODI World Cup: BCCI Prohibits Use Of Firecrackers In Delhi, Mumbai Match Over Deteriorating AQI
Air Quality Index: The Board of Cricket Council of India (BCCI) has put a ban on the use of fireworks during the remaining World Cup matches in Delhi and Mumbai over the deteriorating Air Quality Index (AQI) in these two cities.
Mumbai will be hosting two of the league matches on November 2 (India vs Sri Lanka), November 7 (Australia vs Afghanistan), and the semi-final on November 15, whereas Delhi will be hosting its last league match between Bangladesh and Sri Lanka on November 6.
BCCI is sensitive to environmental concerns. I took up the matter formally with the ICC and there won’t be any fireworks display in Mumbai, which can add to the pollution level. The Board is committed to combating environmental issues and will always place the interest of our fans and stakeholders at the forefront,” said BCCI secretary Jay Shah in a media statement on Wednesday.
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BCCI Confirms England, Australia Series For India Senior Women In Busy Home Season
BCCI Honorary Secretary Jay Shah: The senior Indian women's cricket team will take on England and Australia women's teams in two separate home series comprising a total of two Tests, six T20Is and three ODIs -- all matches to be played at the Wankhede Stadium and the D.Y Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai.
BCCI Mourns The Passing Away Of Legendary Spinner Bishan Singh Bedi (Ld)
Nayudu Lifetime Achievement Award: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) deeply mourned the unfortunate demise of legendary spinner Bishan Singh Bedi, who passed away in Delhi on Monday. The legendary spinner represented India in 67 Tests and 10 ODIs, taking a combined of 273 wickets.
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