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BCCI is set to allow fans in the stadiums for upcoming India vs New Zealand series starting from November 17.

Spectators to be allowed in the stadiums for upcoming India vs New Zealand series

The state cricket associations will be hosting a certain number of crowds for the T20Is and Test series as per the state government guidelines. 
Spectators to be allowed for upcoming India vs New Zealand series: BCCI

BCCI&nbsp;is set to allow fans in the stadiums for upcoming India vs New Zealand&nbsp;series starting from November 17. While board president Sourav&nbsp;Ganguly&nbsp;hopes for a full set of crowds, state associations have indicated that the numbers will depend on the guidelines from the state governments.&nbsp;
The first game of the 3-match T20I series will be hosted in Jaipur, followed by Ranchi and Kolkata. The 2 match Test series will be held in&nbsp;Kanpur and Kolkata&nbsp;starting 25th November.
The Cricket Association of Bengal has already received a green light from the government to allow 70 percent of spectators into the stadium for the T20I. Other associations are still in touch with their respective government for the COVID&nbsp;guidelines to be issued.&nbsp;

The state cricket associations will be hosting a certain number of fans for the T20Is and Test series as per the state government guidelines.&nbsp;

BCCI&nbsp;is set to allow fans in the stadiums for the upcoming India vs New Zealand&nbsp;series starting from November 17. While board president Sourav&nbsp;Ganguly&nbsp;hopes for the&nbsp;stadiums to be full, state associations have indicated that the numbers will depend on the guidelines from the respective state governments.&nbsp;
Jaipur&nbsp;will host the first game of the T20I series followed by Ranchi and Kolkata, while Kanpur and Kolkata&nbsp;will host the 1st and 2nd Test match respectively starting Nov 25th.
The Cricket Association of Bengal has already received a green light from the government to allow 70 percent of spectators into the stadium for the T20I. Other associations are still in touch with their respective government for the COVID&nbsp;guidelines to be issued.&nbsp;

PCB shifts venue for Zimbabwe T20I series due to poor air quality 

Citing poor air quality, Pakistan Cricket Board shifts venue for the 3-match T20i series against Zimbabwe

The 3-match T20I series between Pakistan and Zimbabwe will now take place in Rawalpindi&nbsp;instead of Lahore, announced the Pakistan Cricket Board on Saturday. The matches that were scheduled to take place at Gadaffi Stadium in Lahore from November 7 to 10th have been shifted due to the deteriorating air quality in Lahore. Wasim&nbsp;Khan, PCB&nbsp;CEO&nbsp;said that the early onset of hazardous pollution and subsequent poor air quality meant that the risk to keep matches in Lahore at this stage was too great.&nbsp;

Australian govt gives a go ahead to India's tour Down Under

Australian government put an end to all the confusion regarding India's quarantining issue Down Under.

Australian government put an end to all the confusion regarding India's quarantining issue Down Under as the high-profile tour has been given a go ahead. The Indian team along with many Australian cricketers will directly fly to Sydney from UAE soon after the IPL&nbsp;gets over on November 10. The travelling party will&nbsp;complete their mandatory quarantine period there before the ODI series begins on November 27. The teams will then travel to Canberra for the first of the 3 T20I and will be back in Sydney for the remainder of the T20I series. The much-anticipated Test series starts with the day-night Test at Adelaide from December 17. However, according to the protocols, wives and girlfriends of cricketers will not be allowed to travel with the team.&nbsp;

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