Lucknow's Ekana Stadium Faces Waterlogging Scare One Day Before IND Vs WI 1st T20I | VIDEO
Lucknow is gearing up for the India-West Indies first T20I, but waterlogging outside the Ekana Cricket Stadium has added some concern a day before the match. Water accumulated in areas around the venue, prompting authorities to bring in pumps to clear the affected spots. The stadium is located in the Gomti Nagar area, with sections of the Gomti River and nearby green belts mapped roughly 5.25 km…
Lucknow's Ekana Cricket Stadium is facing a waterlogging concern a day before India's first-ever T20I against West Indies. Puddles have formed outside the venue, prompting authorities to deploy pumps to drain the water and clear the affected areas. Ekana Stadium lies within the Gomti Nagar region, with the Gomti River and nearby green spaces situated around 5.25 km to 6.03 km from the stadium.
The water issue, however, pertains to the surrounding areas, where officials are actively working to remove the accumulated water. As the Indian team's T20I series opener approaches, fans and authorities are focused on ensuring the stadium is accessible and in good condition for the match day. The weather forecast remains uncertain, with the possibility of rain potentially impacting the game.
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