Will be ‘bit more practical’ scheduling matches in north in the winter – Sourav Ganguly

Sourav Ganguly Chairman of the Board said that as a result of Delhi, which held its first T20I between India and Bangladesh on Sunday, BCCI was "practical" when scheduling the game in northern India during the winter. Ganguly was asking questions about contacting the Central Pollution Control Board in the future regarding the use of Delhi as the venue.

In the past few years, Delhi has struggled with harmful air pollution and smog, with peaks occurring mainly in late October and early November. At present, air quality in areas 3 km away from the stadium is marked as dangerous. In December 2017, the Sri Lankan players became ill, so contamination caused the deli test to stop, and the visiting team almost lost their players while defending. In the past, the domestic economy was stopped at this time.

"We've talked to the Delhi authorities for the past two days," Glee said at a press briefing in Kolkata Thursday. "They are expecting the end of the game. It was already scheduled so we couldn't cancel it at the last minute. We came in on the 28th and couldn't do anything because it was too late. Tickets, crowds, everything was canceled at the last minute Unable to.

"I hope it passes, but after Diwali is a bit difficult in the north because winter is approaching. [there is] Lots of smoke and dust and everything. Therefore, in the coming winter, especially when planning northern India, it should be a little more practical. But fingers fell. "

Bangladeshi players were trained in dense fog when Batman Liton Das wore a mask during a defensive drill on Thursday. Rohit Sharma of India said he didn't have time to evaluate it himself, but he mentioned the 2017 test against Sri Lanka and that it didn't matter for the home team.

"I just arrived and didn't have time to evaluate" at a Delhi event. "As far as I know, this game will be played and will be played on day 3. We had no problem playing the test match against Sri Lanka. We didn't know the exact discussion and there was no problem."