• T20 World Cup 2024 is set to kick off from June 2nd and will be co-hosted by USA and West Indies.

  • India will face Pakistan on 9th June in New York.

T20 World Cup 2024 [WATCH]: New York stadium’s verdant outfield enhances anticipation for Indo-Pak clash
Nassau International Stadium (PC-Twitter)

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Cricket enthusiasts around the globe are abuzz with anticipation, captivated by a mesmerizing video showcasing the verdant outfield of the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium. This state-of-the-art venue is gearing up to host eight electrifying matches of the much-awaited T20 World Cup 2024, including the highly anticipated showdown between India and Pakistan on June 9.

With its newly constructed facilities, this stadium guarantees an unparalleled cricketing spectacle that will leave an indelible mark on fans’ memories.

Nassau Stadium’s Outfield

The video highlighted the expansive outfield of the stadium, adorned with lush greenery reminiscent of Kentucky bluegrass, rivalling well-known cricket venues such as those in England and Mumbai’s Wankhede Stadium.

Crafted under the expert direction of Damian Hough from Adelaide Oval, the playing field at Nassau assures a haven for batters. Recent directives from the ICC ensure that the pitches at Nassau will be customized for T20 cricket, providing a swift and solid surface conducive to high-scoring games. The drop-in pitches, carefully fabricated from Tahoma bermudagrass, are set to offer dynamic gameplay synonymous with the T20 format.

The stadium boasts a capacity of 34,000 spectators, with both fixed and movable seating sections to accommodate large gatherings.

Here is the Video:

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India-Pakistan’ last meeting in T20 World Cup

During the 2022 T20 World Cup, India faced off against Pakistan at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG), emerging victorious with a thrilling four-wicket win. After being asked to bat first, Pakistan posted a competitive total of 159/8 despite a shaky beginning. Shan Masood (52) and Iftikhar Ahmed (51) both notched fifties, forging a crucial 76-run partnership to resurrect Pakistan’s innings. Arshdeep Singh and Hardik Pandya scalped three wickets each.

In reply, India stumbled with a poor start, losing four wickets for just 31 runs in six overs. However, Virat Kohli‘s blistering 82 off 53 deliveries and Hardik’s steady 40 off 37 formed a pivotal 113-run partnership, steering India back into contention. Kohli’s individual brilliance guided India to victory as they clinched the match by four wickets. Kohli was rightfully awarded the Player of the Match for his exceptional innings.

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