India-Bangladesh Series Faces opposed
Bangladesh cricket team has arrived in India for a bilateral series. On the one hand, while the excitement for the test between India and Bangladesh has reached its peak, on the other hand, social media is showing a wave of dissatisfaction about this bilateral series. This Test series is being opposed through the hashtag Cancel_Bangladesh_Series. The Bangladesh team will play a three-match T20I series along with a two-Test series on the tour of India. The first Test match between India and Bangladesh will be played on September 19 at the Chepauk ground in Chennai.
The series against Bangladesh has been opposed by the right-wing Hindu Mahasabha due to violence and tension in Bangladesh. Citing atrocities on minority Hindus in neighboring countries, Hindu organizations in India have demanded the cancellation of the India-Bangladesh bilateral series.
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Challenges for the Kanpur Test
Playing the second Test scheduled in Kanpur has become more challenging than the first Test in Chennai. The concerned organization has also threatened to disrupt the match to be held in Kanpur on September 27. Therefore, there was a discussion that a decision would be taken to shift the match to another place. But BCCI officials have confirmed that the match will be held at the scheduled venue.
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Security Measures for the Kanpur Test
BCCI is keeping a close eye on the entire development. Kanpur Cricket Association President Doctor Sanjay Kapoor has been entrusted with the responsibility of the match to be held at Kanpur’s Green Park. In an exclusive interview given to ABP Ganga, a Hindi news channel, he told how he prepared for the Kanpur Test. He has said that we are doing our best to make the scheduled match in Kanpur go smoothly without any disruption. A police control room will be set up in the stadium. Security personnel will be deployed at different levels to provide security cover to the players. A special team of plainclothes police with CCTV cameras, drones, and binoculars will also be present at the stadium.
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