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PILCOM to check rowdy crowds
NEW DELHI. May II: When the World Cup cricket tournament is held In India next war. one impor
tanl li.unrv will be missing — strict new rules will ensure that spectators cannot ’flood onto the pitch to disrupt play, tournament organisers said, reports Reuter.
"We will ensure that matches are free of crowd disruptions ” .i representative of the Pakistan India Sri Lanka Organising Committee (PILCOM). told Reuters on Thursday.
"The assistance of respective state law-enforcing authorities will be enlisted to ensure a trouble-free World Cup."
The sixth World Cup will be played from February 14 to March 17 next year in India, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. It will have the biggest field ever with 12 nations participating.
The competing nations have been divided into two pools and the top four in each will qualify for the quarter-finals.
In Pool A are: India, Australia. Sri Lanka, the West Indies. Zimbabwe and Kenya.
Pool B comprises England. South Africa, New Zealand. Pakistan, the Netherlands and the United Arab Emirates
India will host 17 matches, including two quarter finals and both semifinals. Sixteen matches, including two quar ler-finals and the final, will be played in Pakistan The third host nation. Sri Lanka, will be the venue for four preliminary mate ties.
In the pasl cricket matches on the subcontinent have often lieen disrupted by spectators invading the field and pelting
visiting team players with missiles.
Organisers are determined that crowd Invasions will not interrupt play next year, the representative said.
"Most venues on the sub continent already have fencing around the playing arena to separate the players from the spectators." he said.
"But problems occasionally arose when spectators were allowed to cross over the fences nr had easy access to objects which could be hurled into the ground "
The PILCOM meeting In the Indian capital on Thursday was to have finalised the match venues, but l he decision had lo lx- deferred lor a fortnight as facilities al all the venues had nol been assessed, the repre sentative said.
The three nation body will also finalise the venue for the opening ceremony to be staged In India, he said.
Besides Delhi, two of the country's main cricket centres. Bombay and Calcutta, are keen to host the opening ceremony.