No big ticket cricket events at Chinnaswamy until safety compliance: Cabinet
The Hindu
In what puts a question mark on IPL matches being played in Bengaluru in the next season, the Karnataka government on Thursday decided to allow big ticket cricket events at M. Chinnaswamy Stadium only after the Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) complies with safety guidelines laid down by the John Michael Cunha Commission of Inquiry report on the stampede that occurred outside the stadium on June 4.
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