India vs Bangladesh 2nd Test Stand Deemed Unsafe, Could Collapse. Report Says ‘If Rishabh Pant Hits A Six…”

After the primary Test of the Indian vs Bangladesh in Chennai, the motion now shifts to Kanpur. India can be aiming for a clear sweep within the two-match collection on the Green Park Stadium in Kanpur. The venue is internet hosting its first worldwide cricket match after 2021. However, based on a report in The Indian Express, the Uttar Pradesh Public Works Department (PWD) has deemed one of many stands within the stadium as harmful. According to the report, the federal government officers has given the decision that the construction might collapse if the stand is as much as full capability. 

“The PWD has raised some issues and we have agreed that we will not sell all the tickets of Balcony C,” UPCA CEO Ankit Chatterjee informed the paper.

“We have been informed to promote solely 1700 tickets for the stand, which has a capability of 4,800. The restore work will proceed for the following couple of days.”

The situation is so dire that a group of engineers spent considerable time at the Balcony C stand and warned the Uttar Pradesh Cricket Association (UPCA) to close it during match.

“This stand will not have the ability to take the load of even 50 followers, if they begin leaping after Rishabh Pant hits a six. This a part of the stadium is in dire want of restore,” the report quoted a PWD engineer.

Rishabh Pant returned to the international Tests in the Bangladesh series post his recovery after a serious car accident and immediately stamped his class. His brisk scores in India’s first match of the series, including a century in the second innings, has brought him back to ICC Test rankings and he is in sixth position.

The top 10 rankings in Tests released by ICC in Tests and ODIs saw ups and downs after some intense international cricket action.

Yashasvi Jaiswal (751) has moved to fifth rankings, also helped by half-century in the first innings of the Bangladesh match. Pant is behind him at 731 rating points.

Rohit Sharma has retained his spot in top 10 ten batters but has moved five places down with his single-digit scores in the first Test of two-match Bangladesh series.

In terms of Test bowling rankings, Sri Lanka’s Prabath Jayasuriya solidified his fame as one of many recreation’s finest spinners, transferring 5 spots to eighth rating after a nine-wicket haul towards New Zealand within the Galle Test.

With ANI inputs