Wankhede Stadium
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Das Wankhede Stadium ist ein Cricket-Stadion in der indischen Stadt Mumbai, Hauptstadt des Bundesstaates Maharashtra. Der Name des Stadions geht auf den ehemaligen Präsidenten des indischen Cricketverbandes (BCCI) und Politiker S. K. Wankhede zurück. Es wurde 1974 fertiggestellt und war u. a. als Austragungsort des Finales des Cricket World Cups 2011. Auch wird es von Mumbai Indians, ein Franchise in nationalen Twenty20-Wettbewerb Indian Premier League als Heimspielstätte genutzt.
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Stadion Wankhede (bahasa Marathi: वानखेडे स्टेडियम) adalah sebuah stadion kriket yang terletak di Mumbai, India. Stadion tersebut saat ini mempunyai kapasitas 33,108, setelah renovasi dari . Sebelum pembaharuan, kapasitas stadion tersebut sekitar 45.000.
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Il Wankhede Stadium, è uno stadio di cricket di Mumbai, in India. Ha ospitato diverse importanti partite di cricket ed ha ospitato la finale della Coppa del Mondo di cricket 2011 vinta dalla Nazionale di cricket dell'India.
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O Estádio Sheshrao Krushnarao Wankhede (em inglês: Sheshrao Krushnarao Wankhede Stadium; em marata: सेशराव कृष्णराव वानखेडे मैदान), ou simplesmente Estádio Wankhede, é um estádio de críquete localizado em Mumbai, na Índia. Inaugurado em 1974, tem capacidade para 45.000 pessoas, e é, ao lado do , o principal local utilizado para partidas de críquete em Mumbai, considerada a "capital do críquete na Índia". Tem capacidade para 45 mil espectadores.
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The Wankhede Stadium (pronounced [ʋaːnkʰeɖe]) is an international cricket stadium in Mumbai, India. It is the home ground of Mumbai cricket team and IPL franchise Mumbai Indians. This stadium is situated near the Marine drive-Arabian Sea in the Churchgate area of South Mumbai in Maharashtra. BCCI, IPL and Mumbai Cricket Association's headquarter, Cricket centre is situated in the premises of this stadium. Many old cricket clubs are situated near Wankhede such as Hindu Gymkhana, Parsi Gymkhana and Cricket Club of India with their respective historic grounds.
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Wankhede Stadium during the first innings of the 2011 Cricket World Cup Final between Sri Lanka and India.
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Wankhede Stadium during the first innings of the 2011 Cricket World Cup Final between Sri Lanka and India
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Panoramic shot of Wankhede Stadium during the 2011 Cricket World Cup Final between Sri Lanka and India.
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Das Wankhede Stadium ist ein Cricket-Stadion in der indischen Stadt Mumbai, Hauptstadt des Bundesstaates Maharashtra. Der Name des Stadions geht auf den ehemaligen Präsidenten des indischen Cricketverbandes (BCCI) und Politiker S. K. Wankhede zurück. Es wurde 1974 fertiggestellt und war u. a. als Austragungsort des Finales des Cricket World Cups 2011. Auch wird es von Mumbai Indians, ein Franchise in nationalen Twenty20-Wettbewerb Indian Premier League als Heimspielstätte genutzt.
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Stadion Wankhede (bahasa Marathi: वानखेडे स्टेडियम) adalah sebuah stadion kriket yang terletak di Mumbai, India. Stadion tersebut saat ini mempunyai kapasitas 33,108, setelah renovasi dari . Sebelum pembaharuan, kapasitas stadion tersebut sekitar 45.000.
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Il Wankhede Stadium, è uno stadio di cricket di Mumbai, in India. Ha ospitato diverse importanti partite di cricket ed ha ospitato la finale della Coppa del Mondo di cricket 2011 vinta dalla Nazionale di cricket dell'India.
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The Wankhede Stadium (pronounced [ʋaːnkʰeɖe]) is an international cricket stadium in Mumbai, India. It is the home ground of Mumbai cricket team and IPL franchise Mumbai Indians. This stadium is situated near the Marine drive-Arabian Sea in the Churchgate area of South Mumbai in Maharashtra. BCCI, IPL and Mumbai Cricket Association's headquarter, Cricket centre is situated in the premises of this stadium. The stadium now has a capacity of 33,108, following renovations for the 2011 Cricket World Cup. Before the upgrade, the capacity was approximately 45,000. By playing field area, it is one the smallest cricket ground in the world. Many old cricket clubs are situated near Wankhede such as Hindu Gymkhana, Parsi Gymkhana and Cricket Club of India with their respective historic grounds. The stadium has been host to numerous high-profile cricket matches in the past, most notably the 2011 Cricket World Cup Final, in which India defeated Sri Lanka and became the first country to win the cricket world cup on home soil. The stadium played host to the last match of Sachin Tendulkar's international career. Additionally, it hosted many matches during the 1996 and 2011 Cricket World Cups. The stadium also played host to the match in which Ravi Shastri hit six sixes in an over of Tilak Raj.
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O Estádio Sheshrao Krushnarao Wankhede (em inglês: Sheshrao Krushnarao Wankhede Stadium; em marata: सेशराव कृष्णराव वानखेडे मैदान), ou simplesmente Estádio Wankhede, é um estádio de críquete localizado em Mumbai, na Índia. Inaugurado em 1974, tem capacidade para 45.000 pessoas, e é, ao lado do , o principal local utilizado para partidas de críquete em Mumbai, considerada a "capital do críquete na Índia". Tem capacidade para 45 mil espectadores.
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