Cricket is the biggest sport in India. There are millions of cricket fans in every city and state of the country, but as long as the name of cricket is associated with Bihar. Then a picture emerges as if there is no cricket craze left in this state. Nowadays, international standard cricket stadiums are present in almost every state in the country. But Bihar does not have a single stadium of international standard. With these images, the Bihar Cricket Association has started the path of change. The president of the Bihar Cricket Association has discussed all the issues related to cricket in Bihar with India TV. Where he has also revealed when Bihar will be given an international standard cricket stadium.
Moin Ul Haq had this to say about cricket stadium conditions
This year, a Ranji match was played in Bihar in the month of January. Where the Bihar team faced the Mumbai team. This match was organized at the Moin Ul Haq Cricket Stadium in Patna. During that time the condition of the stadium was completely bad. There were no seats in the seating area. When India TV asked Bihar Cricket Association president Rakesh Tiwari about this issue, he said that this stadium came to him five months ago and he will start the reconstruction work of this stadium within 2 months. Their best efforts are to ensure that this Patna stadium is completely ready within two years. Ranji matches will again be played at this stadium. Therefore, the works have not yet started.
When will the new international stadium be built?
Bihar Cricket Association president Rakesh Tiwari also revealed that a new international cricket stadium is being built in Rajgir, Bihar. Which will be ready next year. The construction work of this stadium has been going on for a long time. He also said that he wants Bihar’s first international cricket match to be played in Rajgir next year. He also said that Rajgir is a tourist place of Bihar and there are complete facilities for the players. He also said that this stadium being built in Rajgir will be inaugurated in 3-4 months. In such a situation, if considered overall, Bihar will have two international standard cricket stadiums in the next two years.
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