KSCA is ready, ball in RCB’s court, says chief Venkatesh Prasad
Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s home ground for the upcoming IPL season remains uncertain. The Karnataka State Cricket Association has received conditional approval for the M Chinnaswamy Stadium. However, the state government’s crowd management bill is a major sticking point for RCB. The team is exploring alternative venues. KSCA hopes RCB will engage with the government for a smooth tournament.🕒 1 min read
Royal Challengers Bengaluru’s home ground for the upcoming IPL season remains uncertain. The Karnataka State Cricket Association has received conditional approval for the M Chinnaswamy Stadium. However, the state government’s crowd management bill is a major sticking point for RCB. The team is exploring alternative venues. KSCA hopes RCB will engage with the government for a smooth tournament.Continue Reading
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