Amid increasing voice that Kanpur should never get to host an international match again due to its poor drainage, BCCI Vice-President Rajeev Shukla defended what he described as a heritage venue.

BCCI vice-president Rajiv Shukla defended the Green Park Stadium in Kanpur by saying that it was a ‘heritage’ ground and it was the first time that days were lost during a Test match due to rain.

Green Park Stadium in Kanpur will undergo significant upgrades after rain washed out three days of the India vs Bangladesh Test. BCCI vice president Rajiv Shukla confirms plans to improve drainage and

Is Kanpur’s Green Park fit to host Test cricket? The answer is no. The BCCI’s rotation policy brought international cricket to Kanpur after a gap of three years, and the venue was not ready. Two-and-a-half days of play have been lost in this game. On Day 3, there wasn’t a drop of rain. But soggy patches on the outfield forced play to be called off.

BCCI Vice-President Rajeev Shukla defends Green Park Stadium in Kanpur amidst criticisms following the abandonment of two days of the second Test between India and Bangladesh. Despite the historical significance and technological improvements,

India vs Bangladesh 2nd Test at the Green Park Stadium in Kanpur has been a frustrating affair of rain delays. Since its start on September 27, only 35 overs of play have been possible, all on Day 1.

The Green Park Stadium will be hosting the first international match since 2021. But the Uttar Pradesh Public Works Department has, reportedly, declared one of the stands in the stadium as dangerous

BCCI vice-president Rajeev Shukla acknowledged the need for technological upgrades at Kanpur's Green Park Stadium after Days Two and Three of the second Test were washed out. Shukla emphasized that despite criticisms,

Rain forced a delayed start and an early stumps on the opening day of the India vs Bangladesh 2nd Test at the Green Park Stadium.