The tournament director of the World Cup 2011, Ratnakar Shetty, said that the development of the planning stages and that the governments of host countries - Spain, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh - are working together to ensure an incident "free "competition.
Several places in India, Sri Lanka Bangaldesh and is being rebuilt or built from scratch and Shetty hopes to be ready before the December 31 deadline.
"We are monitoring developments in all parts of the World Cup, including the redevelopment of the stadium. The facts are duly chartered and time is of the essence for us," said Shetty. "The World Cup took place earlier in the subcontinent in 1987 and 1996, and our aim is to deliver a World Cup remembered as a memorable event for viewers to enjoy and that are participating teams to be in full force."
In February, the International Criminal Court has written to the BCCI expressing concern for the facilities in Bangalore Chinnaswamy stadium. Andy Atkinson, the consultant launch of the CPI, the report suggested several changes to be carried out before the tournament. In June, the Premadasa Stadium in Colombo was considered a failure by a delegation of the CPI in terms of preparing the pitch, but progress in the two new offices in Galle Pallekele and was evaluated in the right direction.
Shetty also said that the hosts were working to improve security for the event. "Each of the countries which now has security consultants full-time and are preparing national security plans and security plans of the tournament. The three governments are working to ensure that this will be an incident without World Cup 2011. "
Shetty was in Colombo for the designation of the mascot of the 2011 World Cup - a baby elephant named 'Stumpy'. The ICC has conducted an online contest inviting the public to suggest a name for your pet.
Saturday, August 21, 2010
