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'Want to bring back int'l matches to Chinnaswamy'
The Morning Standard
|December 07, 2025
THE second-half of 2025 has not been the easiest for the Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA).
Post the harrowing stampede during the Royal Challengers Bengaluru IPL celebrations in June, the M Chinnaswamy Stadium has not opened its floodlights to an international match. Women's World Cup was shifted away, and even the state's T-20 league - the Maharaja Trophy - was moved. The Karnataka State government's probe panel led by retired high court judge Michael D'Cunha stated that the stadium is ill-equipped to host large-scale events in a safe manner.
In the aftermath, KSCA are going to polls on Sunday with former India pacer and former KSCA vice president Venkatesh Prasad contesting for the top post (the president). He was the vice president under former India spinner Anil Kumble's tenure in 2010-2013.
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