World Cup: Delhi ready with four new pitches, full ground cover

The Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi has been prepared for the upcoming World Cup. The ground staff, led by chief curator Ankit Datta, unveiled the stadium for the event. The staff worked diligently to create new pitches and improve the infrastructure of the stadium in just two months, instead of the usual four. The stadium now features new seating, renovated dressing rooms, improved washrooms, and enhanced fan amenities. The ground has also been equipped with a cover to protect it from rain.

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