Preparation is necessary because the possibility of Ranji and Under-19 matches: The base of facilities in the stadium is weakened, need to build a service road and increase parking capacity

Polls started to open with the first trophy at the International Cricket Stadium started with half-incomplete arrangements in Shankarpur. The Madhya Pradesh Cricket Association National and International Level matches were of course. But the truth of the arrangements of this stadium,

he did not consider the necessary facilities and arrangements with the stadium. As a result of this, the organizers could neither handle the crowd of cricket lovers in the final match of the MPL Cup. Actually, the stadium has a meeting capacity of 30 thousand, while the parking capacity is for 1 thousand four wheelers and 5 thousand two wheelers. Which is insufficient.

Its capacity will be 50 thousand in future. At that time this parking will not prove to be sufficient in any situation. To find out the chaos and suggestions, Bhaskar Reporter discussed with former GDCA Vice President Sanjay Sharma, former Ranji player Gurusharan Singh and commentator Vikas Yadav, in which he told the problem and its solutions.

this formula for parking Essential …

According to the land development rule, 50 thousand sqm space will be required for parking of 2 thousand cars. The MPCA has left 78,415 sqm space in addition to the stadium. Which is not enough about vehicle parking, loading-unloading, movement of bus and other vehicles. According to officials of Town and Country Planning, the parking space will have to be increased according to the audience capacity. 5 thousand two -wheelers and 1000 four -wheeled parking

Shankarpur Stadium is built in 30 acres, in which 10 acres of land is left backwards. Currently 5000 two -wheelers and 1000 four wheelers can be parked. At present, the parking has not been made.- Rohit Pandit, CEO, Madhya Pradesh Cricket Association

Service Road will be made, there will be suggestion to build a service road around the Kamstadium, on which work will be done.- Sanjay Ahuja, Secretary, GDCA