Dharamsala [India]: The Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium in Dharamshala was held on Monday in the presence of Indian Premier League Chairman Arun Dhumal and former England cricketer and SIS International Cricket Director Paul Taylor. An important event occurred: the unveiling of a hybrid pitch. , along with respected dignitaries of the association.
This development is a significant milestone for Indian cricket and is expected to impact the quality of the sport played in Indian stadiums. According to an HPCA release, the introduction of SISGrass hybrid pitches, which combine natural grass and other man-made materials, is part of Indian cricket's continued commitment to improve the quality of cricket infrastructure, thereby enhancing the playing experience for both players and spectators. This is proof of our efforts. .
Speaking at the unveiling ceremony, IPL President Dhumal said, “We are excited to witness the inauguration of India's first hybrid pitch at the HPCA Stadium in Dharamshala. This amazing development demonstrates the progressive spirit that will take Indian cricket forward. By adopting innovative technology and leveraging solutions such as ICC-approved hybrid pitches, we are not only ensuring a sustainable future for the sport, but also creating new avenues for growth. Build it.”
Dhumal further added, “HPCA's continued commitment to advancements such as the introduction of hybrid pitches, LED floodlights and the SIS air system is a testament to their leadership in building world-class cricket infrastructure. These latest innovations By adopting this, Indian cricket will definitely be able to establish itself,” he added. While establishing itself as a global sporting power, it can also set a template for other countries to follow. ”
Mr Taylor, Director of International Cricket at SIS, said: “We would like to express our sincere gratitude to the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association for collaborating with us on this pioneering project. We are pleased to announce the successful installation and implementation of a hybrid cricket field at the stadium.” As an initiative approved by the BCCI, this sets the stage for further exploration of hybrid pitches in Mumbai and Ahmedabad, increasing cricket participation at the grassroots level and ensuring our pitches can withstand the rigors of competition. We aim to expand opportunities to . ”
SISGrass invested in India after the International Cricket Council allowed the use of hybrid surfaces in T20 and 50-over competitions. Following successful installations at English cricket grounds, hybrid pitches approved for T20 and 50-over competitions will be used for four-day County Championship matches from this year.
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