IND vs BAN T20 WC warm-up: Ahead of their June 1st T20 World Cup warm-up clash, India’s Rohit Sharma and Bangladesh’s Najmul Hossain Shanto have been left speechless by the grandeur of the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium in New York.
New York Stadium: Built for History
Set to host its first T20 World Cup match on June 3rd, the stadium is a marvel of rapid construction, completed in just three months.
Temporary stands designed by Populous and turf sourced from LandTek Group, a company with experience working with major American sports teams, have transformed the space into a world-class cricket arena.
Drop-in pitch makes debut
The drop-in turf square, meticulously prepared in Florida by Adelaide Oval Turf Solutions, adds another layer of intrigue. Transported in several pieces and meticulously assembled in the center, this innovative pitch will be put to the test during the tournament.
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Rohit Sharma and Nazmul Shanto Impressed
Both Rohit Sharma and Nazmul Shanto were visibly impressed by the finished product. “It looks beautiful,” said Sharma, praising the open ground and the anticipated atmosphere. Shanto, who had only seen the stadium in photos, was equally awestruck, calling it “unbelievable” and “crazy.”
India vs Bangladesh warm-up match sets stage
With India’s first group game against Ireland scheduled for June 5th at the same venue, the warm-up match against Bangladesh takes on added significance. “We’re looking to understand the conditions more importantly,” said Rohit Sharma, emphasizing the importance of getting acclimated to the pitch and atmosphere.
New York ready for Cricket fever
With the T20 World Cup making its debut in the United States, excitement is building. “People in New York will be very interested in coming and watching,” said Rohit Sharma, acknowledging the anticipation among fans.
The stage is set for a thrilling tournament, and the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium is poised to be a focal point of the action.
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