Virat Kohli’s 100th Test match in Mohali will have spectators “on the basis of government directives,” according to BCCI chief Sourav Ganguly in an interview with ANI.
No crowd restrictions would be in place for the first Test between India and Sri Lanka in Mohali, according to Sourav Ganguly, the president of India’s Board of Control for Cricket (BCCI). Additionally, this will be Virat Kohli’s 100th Test appearance. “There will be no constraints on how Virat Kohli plays in his 100th test match. On the basis of government guidelines, the BCCI requests that state associations become open. It is in accordance with government regulations “ANI quoted Ganguly as saying this.
“There will be a large enough audience for the Mohali Test match according to government guidelines. Rajinder Gupta, the president of the PCA, assured me that there would be no limits “Then he continued.
Punjab Cricket Association Treasurer RP Singla stated immediately following Ganguly’s declaration that the Mohali Test will have a 50% crowd.
A 50% audience is permitted for the Mohali Test, according to Singla, speaking to ANI.
Indian-Sri Lanka’s Mohali Test will take place from 4 to 8 March.
Under Rohit Sharma’s leadership, Kohli will play his 100th Test match, making him the first Indian captain to do so in a Test match. Averaging 50.39 and amassing 27 hundred, Kohli has scored 7,962 runs in 99 Tests.
