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Cricket Boards Raise Asian Games Venue and Accommodation Concerns

Cricket Boards Raise Asian Games Venue and Accommodation Concerns
Cricket boards flag Asian Games concerns over untested pitch, tiny hotel rooms · indianexpress.com

Cricket will be played at the Asian Games in Japan.

The cricket ground was recently changed from a baseball field.

Some cricket boards worry that the new pitch has not been tested enough.

They also say the venue does not have proper changing rooms.

Players may stay in hotel rooms that are too small for their bags and equipment.

The Asian Cricket Council plans to inspect the ground and hotels.

India’s women’s team will play Japan first in the women’s competition.

India’s men’s team will practice before entering the tournament at the quarterfinal stage.

Key facts

Venue
Korogi Sports Park, a remodeled baseball facility in Nisshin, Japan.
Pitch
A recently laid hybrid surface consisting mostly of natural grass with some polyethylene fibers.
Venue capacity
Temporary stands can accommodate about 2,000 people.
Tournament start
The cricket competition begins September 17; the men’s competition begins September 28.
Accommodation
Cricketers will stay in hotels in Nagoya because the Games will not have a conventional Athletes’ Village.
Inspection
The Asian Cricket Council plans to send representatives to inspect the venue and accommodations.
India’s schedule
India’s women are scheduled to open against Japan, while the men received a quarterfinal bye.

Quotes

An unnamed official

Official discussing players’ hotel accommodation in Nagoya

“It is a very rudimentary ground, and there remains a question mark over the quality of the pitch. It has been laid very recently and, apart from one tournament, that too in May, hasn’t been tested much. There are no proper dressing rooms as well.”
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“It is a genuine problem, since the rooms are very tiny. If one player opens a kitbag, there won’t be much space left to stand. We are trying to figure out a solution to this problem.”
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