Former BCCI President and former India captain Sourav Ganguly is ready to show his arrogance once again. But this time this preparation will not be about playing in the field but about fixing the playground.
Yes, for the proper organization of the ODI World Cup to be held in Eden Gardens, Bengal Cricket Association has made Ganguly a part of the 12-member special committee, which can monitor the development work of this ground. Ganguly has also agreed to participate in the role of the committee after visiting Eden Gardens and has also said that the work is in progress and will be completed in due course.
5 matches will be played in the Eden Gardens of Kolkata in the World Cup, which will also include the great match of the second semi-final of this tournament. Apart from Ganguly, former CAB president Avishek Dalmiya is also a part of the committee as well as CAB chief Snehashish Ganguly.
Everything is happening very smoothly – Snehasish Ganguly
Talking about the process of all the works, Snehasish Ganguly assured that everything is going very smoothly and they are expecting a huge success in the competition. Snehasish said,
We have formed a 12-member committee for the World Cup. Sourav and Avishek, who are members of the IPL Governing Council, have also been included. We all are ready to achieve success in this great Yagya.
It is known that the ODI World Cup is to be held in India from October 5, where the first match will be played between the defending champions England and the runners-up New Zealand at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. At the same time, India will start its campaign against Australia on 8 October in Chennai. At the same time, the first match at Eden Gardens will be played between Netherlands vs Bangladesh on 28 October.