The T20 series opener between India and Afghanistan of their three-match series will go ahead as per schedule, the DDCA said on Thursday soon after Delhi Traffic Police asked the cricketing body to reschedule the game due to the high-profile BRICS Summit.Afghanistan will be 'hosting' India for the three-match series here at the Arun Jaitley Stadium with the matches slated to be played on September 13, 15 and 17."India-Afghanistan 1st T20I on 13 September at Arun Jaitley Stadium will go ahead as scheduled," DDCA wrote on X."Following a meeting with Delhi Traffic Police, DDCA has been assured of all necessary support and arrangements. No postponement," it added.Earlier in the day, the Delhi Traffic Police had asked the DDCA to reschedule the opening match citing extensive traffic and security arrangements in place for the BRICS Summit over the weekend.
No postponement of India-Afghanistan opening T20 on September 13: DDCA
India's first T20 clash against Afghanistan is set to proceed as planned at Arun Jaitley Stadium. Although Delhi traffic police sought to reschedule due to the BRICS Summit, the DDCA has confirmed the match will go on as scheduled. Officials have guaranteed that appropriate support and traffic arrangements will be in place for the series opener on September thirteenth.
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