On Tuesday, a delegation from the PWD along with members of the engineering department at Harcourt Butler Technical University in Kanpur were at Green Park to check for structural

The Green Park Stadium in Kanpur faces multiple challenges while hosting the second Test match between India and Bangladesh. Issues include an unsafe stand, structural problems with a floodlight tower,

The stadium authorities also covered the stand behind the boundary rope with a black cover to prevent monkeys from spotting and stealing eatables. Broadcasters use this area to store cameras and other equipment.

The ongoing India vs Bangladesh 2nd Test in Kanpur has come under scanner for all the wrong reasons following an attack on Bangladeshi fan. According to IANS report, Tiger Robi, a Bangladeshi fan from Dhaka, was allegedly beaten and heckled by spectators at Green Park Stadium and was taken to the hospital by local police.

A Bangladeshi cricket fan who goes by the name 'Tiger Roby' was beaten by unidentified individuals at the Green Park Stadium in Kanpur on Friday. The incident occurred during Day 1 of the 2nd Test between India and Pakistan. Roby sitting in stand C at the Green Park Stadium.

Green Park Stadium in Kanpur may not host more international cricket matches due to subpar facilities, with the BCCI favoring Lucknow's Ekana Stadium

Monkeys have been known to grab food and drinks of television crew and cameramen who work from elevated stands at the stadium; C Stand at the stadium was closed for spectators following inspection by Public Works Department.

( MENAFN - IANS) Kanpur, Sep 27 (IANS) The Uttar Pradesh cricket Association (UPCA) has enlisted the help of langurs (ong-tailed leaf monkeys) to tackle the monkey menace at the Green Park Stadium, the venue of the ongoing second Test match between India and Bangladesh

The Green Park Stadium will be hosting the first international match since 2021. But the Uttar Pradesh Public Works Department has, reportedly, declared one of the stands in the stadium as dangerous

Kanpur: A well-known Bangladeshi cricket fan, who dresses as a tiger, had to be hospitalised after “falling ill” while watching the second Test against India at the Green Park Stadium here, an incident that he first indicated to be a case of physical assault.

Venue director Sanjay Kapoor before the start of the match media briefing said, "To avoid the terror of monkeys, we have langurs to take care of them."