ICC World Cup 2023: ENG vs NZ match Increased security at Ahmedabad stadium due to threat of terrorism. Given a terrorist threat against Ahmedabad’s Narendra Modi stadium, Indian officials have increased security measures and are on high alert.
More than 3,000 police officers have been stationed in and around the arena, which will hold a total of five matches, including the tournament’s opening match, Pakistan-India encounter, and final, as reported by the Indian media.
According to the media, spectators will only be permitted to take their mobile phones inside the stadium due to the tight security procedures.
In order to reduce security risks, the stadium’s entrance road will also stay closed throughout the events.
The massive event will get underway on Thursday with an in-stadium match between England and New Zealand.
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From October 5 to November 19, 10 nations will compete for the coveted World Cup in India during the ICC World Cup 2023.
All teams will compete against one another for a total of 45 league matches during the round-robin event.
Following the round-robin stage, total victories serve as the next tie-breaker, and net run rate is the next thing to take into account when separating teams if they have the same number of points.
The top four teams will advance to the semifinals, which will take place on November 15 in Mumbai and on November 16 in Kolkata. There will be reserve days for the semifinals and championship.
The 2023 ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup champions will receive US$4 million. The losing semi-finalists will receive $800,000 apiece from the $10 million total prize pool, while the runners-up will receive $2 million.
Each group stage match winner will receive US$40,000, and the six teams who do not advance to the semifinals will each receive US$100,000.
