vvvslaxman Posted May 5, 2010 Posted May 5, 2010 1. Grounds used in the IPL were small especially MAC and Chinnaswamy:orderorder: 2. The matures on this forum should realize that T20s which are supposed to be custom made for the working public are played at 9.30am local time. U can't expect people to turn out at that time of the day:headshake: Grounds are big in IPL. Boundary ropes are pulled in . There is a difference. I saw 70 meter six here that went well past square boundary line. Outfield is lightning quick in India which you would expect. Compared to Aussie grounds these are not that big as the commies try to brainwash us. These are the largest stadiums in the world MCG 174m x 149m, 100,000 Eden Gardens 148m x 144m 90,000 ANZ (Olympic) 167m x 146m 81,500 SCG 159m x 144m 46,000 The 'Gabba 168m x 146m 42,000 Lord's 159m x 129m 28,000 The Oval 148m x 142m Old Trafford 144m x 140m Edgbaston 146m x 143m Wanderer's 154m x 130m 34,000 Chepauk 50,000 on one side 130 meter i think Bangalore chinnswamy 55,000 not sure about the size though ------------------------------------ Providence stadium's capacity is mere 15000 St.Lucia's capacity is 15000
Zelig Posted May 5, 2010 Posted May 5, 2010 Grounds are big in IPL. Boundary ropes are pulled in . There is a difference. I saw 70 meter six here that went well past square boundary line. Outfield is lightning quick in India which you would expect. Compared to Aussie grounds these are not that big as the commies try to brainwash us. These are the largest stadiums in the world MCG 174m x 149m, 100,000 Eden Gardens 148m x 144m 90,000 ANZ (Olympic) 167m x 146m 81,500 SCG 159m x 144m 46,000 The 'Gabba 168m x 146m 42,000 Lord's 159m x 129m 28,000 The Oval 148m x 142m Old Trafford 144m x 140m Edgbaston 146m x 143m Wanderer's 154m x 130m 34,000 Chepauk 50,000 on one side 130 meter i think Bangalore chinnswamy 55,000 not sure about the size though ------------------------------------ Providence stadium's capacity is mere 15000 St.Lucia's capacity is 15000 I don't think Chepauk is 130m long on one side:hmmm: Btw even in the Providence and the one in Barbados, I could see the ropes being brought in.. Population ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Georgetown 310,320 Bangalore 5,840,155 St.Lucia 173,765 Chennai 4,616,639 I think that explains:eyedance:
vvvslaxman Posted May 5, 2010 Posted May 5, 2010 I don't think Chepauk is 130m long on one side:hmmm: Btw even in the Providence and the one in Barbados, I could see the ropes being brought in.. Population ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Georgetown 310,320 Bangalore 5,840,155 St.Lucia 173,765 Chennai 4,616,639 I think that explains:eyedance: Albie Morkel hit a six in the first IPL. It was measured 121 meter. That hit the roof. It didn't go out of the stadium. You could roughly say it is not as small as you suggest. It is definitely bigger than Windies stadium. Delhi is the smallest ground in India among major test playing centers.
TheWall Posted May 5, 2010 Posted May 5, 2010 1. Grounds used in the IPL were small especially MAC and Chinnaswamy:orderorder: 2. The matures on this forum should realize that T20s which are supposed to be custom made for the working public are played at 9.30am local time. U can't expect people to turn out at that time of the day:headshake: Forget the size of the ground - Nothing can match the atmosphere & the mob frenzy in the Indian grounds. As for the crowd in WI, it seems only ppl who don't have anything to do come to the ground - drink & sleep.
Zelig Posted May 5, 2010 Posted May 5, 2010 Forget the size of the ground - Nothing can match the atmosphere & the mob frenzy in the Indian grounds. No one is comparing WI with Indian grounds. As for the crowd in WI, it seems only ppl who don't have anything to do come to the ground - drink & sleep. Applies to most of the other countries as well.
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