Before the 2023 World Cup, the ICC inspects the venues in Bengaluru, Chennai.
The ICC team, which is currently in Ahmedabad at the Narendra Modi Stadium, has visited three South American locations.
An inspection team from the International Cricket Council is evaluating the venues that will host the quadrennial spectacle in October and November of this year in advance of the ODI World Cup.
The ICC team, which is now in the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, has visited the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai as well as three South Asian venues: Bengaluru, Chennai, and Thiruvananthapuram, where practice matches will be place.
On July 28, the scouting unit paid a visit to the M Chinnasamy Stadium and praised the amenities.
They arrived on Friday and expressed their satisfaction with our preparations. The venue has been holding Duleep Trophy matches, and we are prepared for the World Cup games, a KSCA official told PTI.
Five games are slated to take place in Bengaluru, including an encounter between India and the Netherlands and two contests between Pakistan and Australia and New Zealand.
At the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai, India is scheduled to open their World Cup campaign on October 8 against the five-time champions Australia.
Pakistan will play South Africa and Afghanistan in two more high-profile games at the Chepauk.
On July 26, a delegation from the ICC came to the stadium to evaluate the amenities.
Yes, they were present, and they were performing the customary pre-tournament venue inspection. They have given the go-ahead for us, and we will also be in contact with the ICC in the upcoming days, according to a representative of the Tamil Nadu Cricket Association.
Although there won't be any World Cup qualifiers at the Greenfield Stadium, there will be a few exhibition games there.
"Recently, we played host to an ODI and a T20I game. The experience will therefore be beneficial to us, and we are also implementing the suggestions made by the Official of the Kerala Cricket Association.
India's one-day encounter against Sri Lanka earlier this year and a T20I game against South Africa in September of last year were both played at the Greenfield Stadium.
The ICC crew will visit each of the additional locations that will hold matches, including the exhibition games, in the coming days.
The primary goal of the ICC staff will be to support the host venues with issues like stadium security and equipment requirements for broadcast crews, among other things.
