Road safety world series: Change of schedule of matches in Dehradun; know latest schedule
There have been changes in the schedule of the Road Safety World Series matches to be held in Dehradun. The matches of the India Legends team will be played on September 22 and 25. The organizers have released a new schedule. According to this, now the matches of the India Legends team, captained by Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar, will be played on September 22 and 25. These matches were earlier to be played on September 21 and 24. Legends of West Indies, New Zealand, England, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Australia and Bangladesh will be seen playing in the matches in Doon valley. Sanjay Singh, founder of Real Host, said that permission has been received from the police-administration for organizing the Road Safety World Series. Some changes have been made in the schedule. According to the new schedule, you can book tickets again from today. Online ticket booking is starting from Friday on Book My Show. Six matches of Road Safety World Series are to be played from 21 to 25 September at Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium in Dehradun. These include two matches of the India Legends team.
Dehradun Road Safety Series T20 Cricket Match New Schedule
September 21, West Indies Legends vs New Zealand Legends from 7:30 PM
September 22, India Legends vs England Legends, 7:30 PM
September 23, Australia Legends vs South Africa Legends, 7:30 PM
September 24, Sri Lanka Legends Vs New Zealand Legends, 7:30 PM
September 25, Australia Legends v West Indies Legends, 3:30 pm onwards
September 25, India Legends Vs Bangladesh Legends, 7:30 PM
The Road Safety World Series aims to bring about social change in the country and change the attitude of people towards road safety. Since cricket is considered to be the most favorite sport across the world and especially in India, cricketers are seen by many as role models. This league will serve as a role model to influence and change the behavior of people on the streets. Every year people equal to the population of a European country are killed in accidents on the roads of India. One person dies in a road accident every four minutes in India. Hundred people are dying in road accidents every minute in the world, of which 30 are Indians. Every year around 1.5 lakh people die in road accidents in our country and more than 4.5 lakh people are seriously injured.
