India vs Netherlands warm up match Ground dimensions and pitch report details are discussed below. Before competing in the ODI World Cup, Team India will play a practice match against the Netherlands on Tuesday. The warm-up match was called off due to the relentless rain, so Rohit Sharma and company didn’t get to play against England. On Tuesday, October 3, the Greenfield International Stadium in Thiruvananthapuram will host the game between India and the Netherlands.
Thiruvananthapuram’s Greenfield International Stadium Boundary Length
The crowd at Thiruvananthapuram’s Greenfield Stadium is incredibly enthusiastic to welcome an international match after almost three years. Pictures of cricket fans who have built substantial billboards of their favorite players are all over social media.
With a capacity of more than 55,000 on the ground, it is a sizable stadium. The field at Greenfield Stadium isn’t particularly big, though. The straighter bounds are roughly 70 meters whereas the square limits are roughly 65 meters.
Although the straighter borders are not very huge, the batters in this match will surely aim for the 65-meter square limitations. As a result, at this field, the batters won’t have any trouble getting over the barrier. A fresh pitch will probably be used for this game, and the scoring of runs may resume.
Green Field Stadium Seating Capacity
There are enough seats there for 50,000 spectators. The stadium is divided into four sectors, with football played in the east and cricket in the north. A players’ lounge, gym, media room, and stock room are included in each area. Shopping malls and a food court are situated in the south zone.
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Pitch Report
Greenfield International Stadium has a reputation for being accommodating to bowlers. The pitch favors spinners because of its little inclination to break. On days with more humidity, the moisture on the pitch can help fast bowlers, but it also makes it simpler for the ball to land on the bat.
However, the simple conditions for bowlers during the day are tempered by the challenging ones at night, when dew is anticipated to settle in.
