Ind vs Eng: Good News For Cricket Lovers, So Many Spectators Will Get Entry In The Stadium In The Second Test

New Delhi: Corona Virus Infection Has Been Going On In India For About 10 Months, Which Slowed Down, But The Threat Still Remains. The Impact Of The Infection Was Seen On Cricket In India, In The Middle Of The Corona Era, Now The Test Series Is Going To Begin From England, Preparations Are Almost Complete. Audiences Will Also Get Entry In The First Match Against England, There Is A Lot Of Happiness In Cricket Fans. 

In The Second Test Of The Four-Match Series, 50 Per Cent Spectators Have Been Allowed To Attend The MA Chidambaram Stadium In Chennai. A Top TNCA Official Gave This Information On Monday. He Informed That The Media Will Also Be Allowed To Cover Both The Test Matches From The Press Box At The Stadium. After The Issue Of The New Guidelines, The Issue Was Discussed Among The TNCA Members.

It Was Approved In A Meeting Between TNCA And BCCI Officials. The New Guidelines Provide For The Approval Of The Entry Of Spectators In Sports Venues. The TNCA Official Said, `` After The Approval Of The Spectators On The New Guidelines Of The Central Government Related To The Kovid-19 For The Sports Venues And The Release Of The Standard Operating Procedure From The State Government On Sunday, We Have Played Between India And England. Discussed Allowing The Audience For The Second Test. 

He Said, 'It Has Been Decided By BCCI And TNCA To Allow 50 Per Cent Of The Audience For The Second Test, Following All Safety Protocols. The Capacity Of MA Chidambaram Stadium Is 50,000. The First Test Of The Series Starts On Friday, While The Second Match Will Be From 13 February. Audiences Have Already Been Approved For The Third And Fourth Tests In Ahmedabad.

At The Same Time, The Official Also Said That The Media Will Be Allowed To Cover Both The Test Matches From The Press Box At The Stadium. The Press Conference, However, Will Still Be Online. Earlier, BCCI And TNCA Had Decided That The First Two Matches Would Be Played Without An Audience. This Was Changed Following The Latest Guidelines Of The Union Home Ministry To Relax Restrictions On The Movement Of People.