Karnataka government banned the Shinasuami stadium; The Women’s World Cup matches from Bangaluru turned

In a major blow to Karnataka’s Cricket fans and Karnataka Cricket State, the state government then denied the Chinnaswamy stadium to host the World Cup matches for the next women in 2025, citing the stampede that occurred on June 4.

The black day came in the history of the Chinnaswamy stadium after the host team RCB won its pre -marriage title at the iPL. On the fourth of June, a mark was placed as a day to arrange a win for RCB at the Chinnaswamy Stadium, and the Earth overcame a much larger crowd than expected.

Organizers were not ready to manage such a huge crowd; This led to a massacre and resulted in a stampede, as 11 people were reported on the day of joy. This has led tremendous criticism of events organizers, RCB administration, KSCA, and police officials participating in this event.

The government denies permission to the Chinnaswamy Stadium to host the World Cup matches

According to recent reports from India today, the Karnataka Cricket State Association was rejected by hosting any Women’s World Cup matches at the Chenasuami Stadium, noting serious fears that were marked in the report of a judicial committee after the defeating of June 4.

Today’s sources of India at the Karnataka Cricket State Association stated that the matches, in addition to the opening ceremony, will be converted to other places. This decision was made after the Council of Ministers approved reports and results of justice John Michael de Kenha.

The committee was established to investigate an investigation into the stampede after celebrating the IPL victory outside the stadium, which led to the death of many people, in addition to the injury of many others. The results of the committee said that the stadium is “mainly safe” for the large -scale events.

KSCA Place the complete blame on RCB and DNA after Chinnaswamy has been ruled

After the rights to host the Chinnaswamy stadium were taken, KSCA expressed disappointment, noting that the stadium has successfully hosted more than 750 games and about 15 IPL seasons without any such accident.

“Until we asked to host the matches without the spectators, it was rejected,” said an official at KSCA.

However, Chinnaswamy officials have also been accused of phones in crowd management that led to the June 4 massacre; Consequently, the investigation states that even KSCA is partially responsible for the unwanted accident that followed.

This is not the first setback because they were already rejected the opportunity to host the Ksca Maharaja T20 Cup earlier this month.

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India and Sri Lanka to participate in hosting the 2025 Women’s World Cup

For the first time in all these years in the history of the women’s cricket game, Sri Lanka participates in hosting the ICC event for women, while India will host the fourth of this tournament, with its last return in 2013.

The tournament was announced from September 30 to November, with a total of 8 participating teams. Australia is the defender champion with its seventh title in 2022.