M. Chinnaswamy Stadium
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Das M. Chinnaswamy Stadium ist ein Cricketstadion in der indischen Stadt Bengaluru, Bundesstaat Karnataka. Benannt wurde es nach dem ehemaligen Präsidenten des indischen Cricketverbandes (BCCI) Mangalam Chinnaswamy. Zuvor wurde das Stadion unter dem Namen Karnataka State Cricket Association Stadium (KSCA Stadium) geführt. Neben zahlreichen internationalen Cricketspielen wird es unter anderem als Heimstadion der Royal Challengers Bangalore in der Indian Premier League genutzt. Neben Cricketveranstaltungen finden hier auch weitere kulturelle und musikalische Events statt, wie beispielsweise die Wahl zur Miss World 1996.
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