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Gill & Arshdeep's Vijay Hazare Match Behind Closed Doors
3 Jan
Summary
- Shubman Gill's upcoming match will be played without spectators.
- The game is closed to the public due to security concerns.
- There will be no live broadcast or streaming of the match.
Shubman Gill and Arshdeep Singh are set to feature in Punjab's upcoming Vijay Hazare Trophy matches, but these games will be played without any public spectators. The decision to hold the matches behind closed doors has been implemented following BCCI guidelines, citing security concerns and inadequate seating arrangements for fans. This means the matches against Sikkim on January 3 and Goa on January 6 will not be available for viewing on television or online platforms.
The match against Sikkim is scheduled for the Jaipuria College ground, while the game against Goa will take place at the KL Saini Stadium. Entry will be restricted to students and staff of Jaipuria College, with enhanced security measures in place. This move comes as a precautionary measure to manage potential crowd responses, similar to recent matches involving other prominent Indian cricketers.
Both Gill and Arshdeep Singh faced travel delays due to adverse weather conditions in North India, with their arrival expected late on Friday night. Their participation marks a significant return to domestic cricket for the key international players, although the lack of public attendance and broadcast will make their appearances a subdued event.
