Spectators will see Kohli’s 100th Test Stadium in Mohali: After BCCI approval, PCA officials in preparations, match starts from March 4

IS Bindra PCA Stadium in Mohali. file photo

Virat Kohli’s 100th Test match begins on March 4 at the PCA Stadium in Mohali. After the lack of corona cases, now it has been approved for the spectators to watch this match sitting in the stadium. Viewers will also have to take care of the Kovid rules during this time. This match is to be played between India and Sri Lanka. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has allowed spectators to watch the match at the stadium. Earlier, the entry of spectators in this match was closed by the BCCI. Board’s secretary Jay Shah has now given this approval. This approval has been given after consultation with the PCA officials and after looking at several factors.

PCS Stadium in Mohali is a world class stadium. It has a capacity of 26,950 spectators. In such a situation, according to the estimates, about 13 thousand spectators can be allowed to sit here. After the decision of BCCI, the sale of tickets has also started here. These tickets will be sold online. Their rates have also been kept low. According to the information, the rates will be around 200, 500 and 1000 rupees.

However, according to the total capacity of the spectators in the stadium, only 50 percent of the spectators will be allowed to sit. PCA has now started making preparations accordingly. Some special preparations have also been made by the PCA for Kohli’s 100th Test match. Kohli has scored 7962 runs in his 99 test matches. His average is 50.39 percent.