The black day in the history of the Chinnaswamy Stadium came after the home team RCB won their maiden title in the IPL. 4th June was marked as a day to arrange a victory parade for RCB in the Chinnaswamy Stadium, and the ground overflowed with a crowd far larger than expected.
According to recent reports from India Today, the Karnataka State Cricket Association has been denied the hosting of any Women's World Cup matches in the Chinnaswamy Stadium, citing serious concerns flagged in a judicial commission report after the June 4 stampede.
The commission was set up to probe an investigation into the stampede situation after the IPL victory celebration outside the stadium that led to the death of so many people, as well as several others being left injured. The commission's findings said that the stadium is 'fundamentally unsafe' for large-scale events.
KSCA put total blame on RCB and DNA after Chinnaswamy was ruled unsafe
“Even our request to host matches without spectators was turned down,” a KSCA official said, while blaming the RCB management and DNA company, which organised the June 4 event, which was a totally private event and not a cricket match.
This is not their first setback since they have already been denied the opportunity to host the KSCA Maharaja T20 Trophy earlier this month.
India and Sri Lanka to co-host ICC Women's World Cup 2025
For the first time in all these years in the history of Women's cricket, Sri Lanka is co-hosting a Women's ICC event, while India will be hosting their fourth such tournament, with the last being back in 2013.
The tournament has been announced from the 30th of September to the 2nd of November, with a total of 8 participating teams. Australia is the defending champion with its 7th title won in 2022.
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