Case filed against the HCA after stampede to purchase tickets. The third and final T20I of the series will play on September 25 in Hyderabad.
On Friday, the Hyderabad police filed a case against the Hyderabad Cricket Association. When a throng swarmed outside the Hyderabad cricket stadium on September 22, causing panic. In relation to the unfortunate occurrence, the Hyderabad Cricket Association has been accused in three separate lawsuits. The cases have been book under Sections 420, 337, and 21/76 of the City Police Act.
Four people were injure in the rush at Gymkhana grounds. When a big number of cricket fans race there to buy tickets for India’s third T20I match against Australia. The third T20 International match between India and Australia will take place on September 25 at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad. A big throng had gathered at the Gymkhana grounds to purchase tickets.
A lengthy queue of people could be spot waiting to purchase tickets. However, things swiftly escalated, resulting in a stampede in which a huge number of ecstatic onlookers interfered with law and order. To disperse the massive crowd and retake control, authorities had to resort to lathi charges.
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Australia lead in the series
At the ongoing series, the visitors now lead by 1-0 following their victorious run-chase in Mohali on Tuesday, September 20. Australia won the toss and chose to bowl first. India got off to a fantastic start, with Rohit Sharma and KL Rahul hitting some beautiful strokes in the first few of overs, but the Australian spinners managed to eliminate skipper Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli in quick succession.
The innings was then stabilize by a 68-run partnership between KL Rahul and Suryakumar Yadav. Hardik Pandya then hit a stunning 71* with seven fours and five sixes in only 30 balls, pushing the total to 208/6. For the Aussies, pacers Nathan Ellis and Josh Hazelwood both took five wickets.
Australia’s pursuit of 209 got off to a fast start owing to a quickfire 39-run combination between openers Aaron Finch and Cameron Green. Following the expulsion of the captain, Green and Steve Smith went on a 70-run stand with some beautiful strokes. Cameron Green made a half-century and was remove after hitting 61 off 30 balls.
Then came Matthew Wade, who wrecked havoc on the field and led Australia to victory. He hit a lot of runs in the dying overs, putting pressure on the Indian bowlers and causing them to make mistakes and leak runs. Australia pulled off an amazing chase, which was also their second highest in T20I history, thanks to Wade’s unbroken knock of 45*(21).
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