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Dharamsala Rain Exposes a Big Problem in Indian Cricket Stadiums
Times of India·Wednesday, 17 June 2026
Persistent rain during the first ODI between India and Afghanistan at Dharamsala highlighted the lack of advanced sub-surface drainage systems across most Indian cricket venues. While HPCA Stadium and Chinnaswamy have this technology, most other BCCI venues rely on outdated methods, causing long delays and fan disappointment.
Why It Matters
Fans who travel far and pay good money to watch live cricket deserve matches that actually happen — outdated drainage is a real problem that affects the experience directly.
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