The Latest Breaking News from the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium

In six weeks' time, you won't find the stadium where India beat Pakistan at 2024 T20 World Cup

Until June 12, the Eisenhower Park in New York's Nassau County was buzzing. The Indian team was in the city and played three matches at the pop-up stadium that was put together there as one of the three venues in the US to host the T20 World Cup. The excitement…

The Times of India · Jun 14, 2024

Watch: Bulldozers arrive to dismantle T20 World Cup's pop-up stadium in New York's Nassau County

The Nassau County International Cricket Stadium is set to be dismantled, as authorities in New York get ready to wipe out the pop-up stadium put together as one of the three venues in USA for the ongoing T20 World Cup.

The Times of India · Jun 13, 2024

T20 World Cup: I've got a bit of a soft spot for Jasprit Bumrah, says USA's Corey Anderson

NEW DELHI: Corey Anderson, the versatile American cricketer, expressed his admiration for India's bowling sensation Jasprit Bumrah as the two teams gear up for a potential encounter at the ICC T20 World Cup, set to take place at the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium.

The Times of India · Jun 12, 2024

Watch: 'Yuvi, abhi mubarakbaad na de mujhe' - the chat between Shahid Afridi and Yuvraj Singh during India vs Pakistan match

T20 World Cup winners Yuvraj Singh and Shahid Afridi are currently ICC's guests as the ambassadors of the T20 World Cup being hosted by the US and the Caribbean islands, and both watched the thrilling India vs Pakistan match together last Sunday at the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium in…

The Times of India · Jun 11, 2024

'Those four runs...': Bangladesh's Towhid Hridoy criticizes umpiring standards in controversial loss to South Africa

NEW DELHI: Bangladesh's batter Towhid Hridoy expressed frustration over the umpiring standards during their narrow four-run loss to South Africa in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup match at the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium.

The Times of India · Jun 11, 2024

South Africa break India's record, defend the lowest total in T20 World Cup history against Bangladesh

NEW DELHI: South Africa created history on Monday by successfully defending the lowest total in ICC T20 World Cup history. In a thrilling Group stage game, the Proteas managed to defend a modest target of 114 runs against Bangladesh, who fell just four runs short of victory at the Nassau…

The Times of India · Jun 11, 2024

'Daylight robbery': Controversial umpiring decision and DRS loophole haunt Bangladesh in narrow T20 World Cup loss

NEW DELHI: Bangladesh faced a heartbreaking four-run defeat to South Africa in a T20 World Cup match at the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium in New York on Monday. The match ended in controversy due to an umpiring error and a contentious Decision Review System (DRS) rule, leaving Bangladesh and…

The Times of India · Jun 11, 2024

'We should have won': Shanto reflects on missed opportunity in Bangladesh's narrow loss to South Africa

NEW DELHI: Bangladesh captain Najmul Hossain Shanto expressed his disappointment after his team narrowly lost to South Africa by 4 runs in the T20 World Cup at the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium.

The Times of India · Jun 11, 2024

'Unlucky Bangladesh lose boundary due to DRS': Wasim Jaffer feels for Bangla fans after SA register thrilling four-run win

NEW DELHI: Bangladesh suffered an unfortunate loss against South Africa in a low-scoring thriller at the T20 World Cup, losing by just 4 runs at the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium in New York on Monday.

The Times of India · Jun 10, 2024

'Pakistan ko dushman ki zarurat nahi hai': Wasim Akram lashes out at Babar Azam's men after defeat against India

NEW DELHI: Former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram on Monday criticised Babar Azam's team for their meek surrender to Team India in a low-scoring, high-octane ICC T20 World Cup 2024 clash at the Nassau County International Cricket Stadium in New York on Sunday.

The Times of India · Jun 10, 2024