THIRD T20I match of the fivegame series between India and the West Indies (WI) at Indore marked with Indorites civic sense. There was incident when their duty prevailed over their enthusiasm for a game. As the way was made for an ambulance amidst the arrival of the Indian and West Indies teams. Huge crowd were desparate to have a glimpse of their favourite player. But hearing the the emergency siren people started to pave the way for the ambulance. At the same, thanks to robust arrangements, the ambulance passed through easily, ensuring the smooth movement of emergency services even during a major cricket match.

 

Excitement was palpable among fans in Indore regarding the T20 match at Indore’s Holkar Stadium. on the sidelines of Sunday's match, Former Indian Cricket team captain Sunil Gavaskar lunched the book chronicling Sanjay Jagdale's life and contribution to cricket. Notably,Indore has a rich cricketing heritage, several legendary icons of the Indian national team hails from the city. Col C. K. Nayudu was country's first-ever Test cricket captain was known for his aggressive batting and central role in establishing Indore's cricketing prominence. Syed Mushtaq Ali was a great batsman for India who scored the country's first-ever overseas Test century (at Old Trafford in 1936), celebrated with a fast-paced, attacking style. All-rounder and coach, Sanjay Jagdale, a former member of the Selection Committee.