Cricket Australia will set up ‘Fan Zones’ for Indian spectators at the Border-Gavaskar Trophy

I Border-Gavaskar Trophy (BGT) It stands as the pinnacle of cricket’s rivalry, which is contested in the middle India again Australia, attracting fans with its exciting battles. In recent years, the series has seen a dramatic increase in popularity and intensity, largely due to India’s historic victories in the last two BGT series held in Australia. This victory, unprecedented in the history of Indian cricket, not only raised the profile of the series but also intensified the rivalry between the two giants of cricket.

The much-anticipated 2024-25 edition of BGT is all set to kick off on November 22 in Perth. As the cricket world eagerly awaits this championship game, all eyes will be on the team under the leadership of Pat Cummins, are eager to avenge their previous series defeat. Fueled by a burning desire to reclaim their dominance on home soil, Australia will be determined to leave no stone unturned in their pursuit of victory. On the other side of the field, India, under a captain who might be Rohit Sharmawill aim to settle the score after their loss in the WTC 2023 final.

Cricket Australia is introducing different fan zones to the Indian audience

Seeing the growing influence and presence of Indian fans in sports arenas, Cricket Australia (CA) took immediate steps to improve the fan experience. In an effort to welcome and celebrate the love of Indian fans, CA has announced plans to establish a dedicated Fan Zone exclusively for Indian fans.

Dedicated seats will be offered to Indian fans in the fan zones, and CA is urging fans to secure their tickets for this special zone. Additionally, CA has encouraged fans to wear green jerseys and bring musical instruments to enhance the atmosphere and make the upcoming Test matches an unforgettable experience. The board provided all this information in its latest press release.

“Once on sale, fans are encouraged to secure their seats in the Indian fan zones and help boost the atmosphere by donning blue clothing and bringing traditional instruments such as the Dhol for a family-friendly experience,” said CA statement, as quoted by ANI.

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Border-Gavaskar Trophy schedule

The Test series between India and Australia will begin on November 22 at the Optus Stadium in Perth. This will be followed by the second Test, a pink ball or night game, in Adelaide starting on December 6. The series will then move to The Gabba in Brisbane on December 14, for the historic Boxing Day Test. in Melbourne. Finally, the series will conclude with the Pink Test in Sydney on January 3.

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