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Wankhede Stadium gears up for first World Cup tie

The spruced up Wankhede Stadium, venue of the  World Cup final match on April 2, is all geared up to host its first World Cup game when New Zealand take on Canada on Sunday.

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Relaid Wankhede wicket passes test with flying colours

By CricketCountry Staff

 

If anybody had lingering doubts about the relaid wicket at the Wankhede Stadium, which is to stage the April 2 World Cup final, don’t bother.

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Officials apologize for ticket chaos

Indian cricket chiefs apologised to thousands of fans left short-changed by the World Cup's deepening ticket chaos while firing a broadside at the sport's international rulers.

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Wankhede Stadium gets fire clearance

Mumbai's revamped Wankhede stadium was cleared by fire chiefs on Tuesday to host the World Cup final, a welcome boost for a venue criticised for failing to respect safety standards.

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Wankhede Stadium geared up for World Cup final

Meanwhile, it is learnt that the Wankhede Stadium pitch and outfield would be tested when it hosts one semifinal and final of the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) Twenty20 Championship to be played there on February 26 and 27 this month.

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Cricket fans angry over World Cup final ticket squeeze

Cricket fans lashed out on Monday when it was revealed that just 4,000 tickets will go on sale for the World Cup final at Mumbai's historic but capacity-squeezed Wankhede stadium.

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Wankhede Stadium in complete lock-down

After failing in a fire security test, Mumbai’s Wankhede Stadium has been completely locked down.

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Mumbai’s Wankhede Stadium flouts fire safety norms

Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai, which will be hosting the World Cup final on April 2 and two league matches has failed to clear a fire inspection test, reports say.

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ICC clears Eden and Wankhede for World Cup matches

The International Cricket Council has given final approvals to Eden Gardens in Kolkata and Mumbai’s Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai for hosting World Cup matches.

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ICC officials inspect Wankhede Stadium

The Mumbai stadium has undergone a two-year $55 million renovation in preparation for its first World Cup fixture on March 13. It will also host the final on April 2. Organisers of the World Cup have dismissed fears of a repeat of last year's Commonwealth Games in New Delhi, when many venues were badly delayed and scruffily finished.

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