The country's second largest stadium will be built in Bengaluru after Modi stadium: the government's decision after the RCB's Victory Parade, the ability to include 80,000 viewers

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah approved a 100 -acre stadium in Surya City of the Housing Board.

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has announced the construction of a new cricket stadium near Bengaluru. 80 thousand viewers will be able to sit at a time at this stadium. In terms of capability of viewers, this will be the second largest cricket stadium in the country after Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad.

CM Siddaramaiah has approved a proposal to construct a stadium at Surya City, Bommasandra of Karnataka Housing Board. It will be made at a cost of Rs 1650 crore.

The new stadium is 22 km from the existing M Chinnaswamy stadium. It was decided to make it after the run -up during the Victory Celebrity of Royal Challengers Bengaluru.

RCB wins the IPL trophy for the first time. A program was organized at Chinnaswamy on June 4 to celebrate the victory. It was run away and 11 people lost their lives.

Stadium will be made on 100 acres The entire cost of this project worth Rs 1,650 crore will be raised by the Karnataka Housing Board. It will also feature a convention hall for not only cricket ground but also eight indoor and eight outdoor games, a modern gym, training center, swimming pool, guest house, hostel, hotel and international programs. The stadium may be like BCCI's new National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bengaluru.

M. Chinnaswamy is not suitable for big applications Justice John Michael Kunha Commission, who investigated the runaway case in Bengaluru, said that 32,000 spectators were capacity and only 17 acres. Chinnaswamy Stadium is not suitable for large applications. The Commission advised that such a match should be held in more space, better facilities and parking lots.

Maharaja Trophy 2025 Mysore moved The local T20 League Maharaja Trophy, which starts on August 11, has been shifted to Mysore. The Maharaja Trophy is being organized in Mysore due to lack of permission from the Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA).

After this, questions have also been raised about organizing the Women's World Cup match and IPL-20126 matches.

11 people killed in a rush in Bengaluru During the celebration of the IPL victory of the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) in June, the Nasalga around Chinnaswamy Stadium raised questions on the security system. 11 people were killed and more than 50 were injured in the incident.