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Eden Gardens
Tue, February 08 2011
Eden Gardens cleared to host three World Cup matches
The International Cricket Council has cleared Kolkata’s Eden Gardens for hosting the remaining three matches of World Cup 2011, after the iconic stadium lost the big match between India and England to be played on February 27, reports say.
Fri, March 07 2014
India’s Eden awaits World Cup verdict
The stadium was stripped of the high-profile match between India and England on February 27.
Sun, June 29 2014
Has Eden Gardens lost its iconic glory?
The Eden Gardens lost an ICC World Cup 2011 fixture between India and England.
Thu, March 06 2014
Eden Gardens can be ready for World Cup
The bosses of Kolkata's Eden Gardens insisted Friday they could be ready to host next month's India-England World Cup clash after the venue was ruled out because of unfinished renovation work.
Thu, March 06 2014
BCCI asks ICC to reconsider decision on Eden
The Indian cricket board on Friday asked the International Cricket Council (ICC) to reconsider its decision of taking away the India-England World Cup match from the Eden Gardens stadium in Kolkata.
Thu, March 06 2014
Eden Gardens declared unfit to host its first fixture
Cricket-loving India suffered a sporting humiliation on Thursday when its most famous ground, Eden Gardens in Kolkata, was declared unfit to host its first fixture of next month's World Cup.The International Cricket Council (ICC) said another stadium would have to be found to hold the India-England clash on February 27 after a renovation programme at Eden Gardens fell months behind schedule
Wed, March 05 2014
ICC officials inspect Wankhede Stadium
The Mumbai stadium has undergone a two-year $55 million renovation in preparation for its first World Cup fixture on March 13. It will also host the final on April 2. Organisers of the World Cup have dismissed fears of a repeat of last year's Commonwealth Games in New Delhi, when many venues were badly delayed and scruffily finished.