The Hyderabad Cricket Affiliation (HCA) has reportedly requested the Board of Management for Cricket in India (BCCI) to regulate the ODI World Cup 2023 schedule, citing their problem in internet hosting matches on consecutive days.

In accordance with a report from The Indian Categorical, the Hyderabad state board has penned a letter to the BCCI, asking for a break between two matches scheduled back-to-back. The Rajiv Gandhi Stadium in Uppal is ready to host matches on October 9 and the next day.

As per the present schedule, New Zealand will play Netherlands on October 9 in Hyderabad whereas Pakistan will lock horns with Sri Lanka on October 10. The Pakistan-Sri Lanka encounter was initially scheduled for October 12, however it was preponed within the last schedule.

The Hyderabad Police raised issues concerning safety as a result of absence of a spot between the 2 matches. Native legislation enforcement highlighted their incapacity to supply safety for matches occurring consecutively. This match’s rescheduling aimed to supply Pakistan further restoration time previous to their match towards the Indian workforce.

It stays to be seen if the BCCI will handle the attraction, significantly after having made 9 adjustments to the unique World Cup association as a consequence of safety challenges in Ahmedabad and Kolkata.