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THE VENUES

BENGALURU

Bengaluru (also known as Bangalore) is the capital of India’s southern Karnataka state. The center of India’s high-tech industry, the city is also known for its green spaces and nightlife. Near Cubbon Park, Vidhana Soudha is its massive Neo-Dravidian legislative building. Former royal residences include 19th-century Bangalore Palace, modeled after England’s Windsor Castle, and Tipu Sultan’s Summer Palace, an 18th-century teak structure. Blessed with a benevolent climate and a burgeoning drinking, dining and shopping scene, it offers the chance to experience the modern face of India.

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BENGALURU VENUE INFORMATION

M.CHINNASWAMY STADIUM• 926metresabovesealevel• Annualrainfall970mm• Openedin1969• 21Testssince1974• 24ODIssince1982• 1T20Iin2012• Capacity40,000• Greatestmoment:SunilGavaskar’sfarewellinningsof96againstPakistanin1987

EMERGENCY NUMBERSHOSPITALApollo Hospitals Bengaluru154/11,OppIIM,BannerghattaRoadBengaluru-560076(India)

T:+(91)-80-26304050/26304051Emergency:+91-80-26304126/4127E: [email protected]

AIRPORTBengaluru International Airport Kempegowda International Airport

Tel:(tollfree):18004254425(24x7)WhatsApp:+918884998888(9am-5pmdaily)

POLICEEmergency Numbers:1091,1090,1062,108,100Police Control Room Helpline:+91-8022942595

TAXI SERVICESOla Cabs (Download APP) (Mumbai,Chennai,Kolkata,DelhiChandigarh,NagpurandBengaluru)

Uber (Download APP) (Mumbai,Chennai,kolkata,Delhi,Bengaluru,Chandigarh,andNagpur)

Dharamsala Taxi Service T: +91-9459027000/+91-8894227000

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CHENNAI

Chennai, known as the ‘capital of the south’ takes its role as keeper of South Indian artistic and religious traditions seriously, and is a hub for performing arts and culture. Among Chennai’s greatest assets are its people, who are infectiously enthusiastic about their hometown, where traditional temples, colonial forts and swanky malls share space in harmony. But Chennai’s greatest wealth is hidden in its kitchens. Whether you choose a street stall or a fine dining restaurant, local cuisine here is top quality, with Dosas, Idlis and filter coffee among the most famous offerings on any menu.

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CHENNAI VENUE INFORMATION

M A CHIDAMBARAM STADIUM• Sixmetresabovesealevel• Openedin1916• 31Testssince1934• 20ODIssince1987• 1T20Iin2012• Capacity36,000• Greatestmoment:India’sfirst-everTestwinvsEnglandin1952

EMERGENCY NUMBERSHOSPITALMIOT International Hospital MIOTInternational,4/112,MountPoonamalleRoadManapakkam,Chennai-600089,TamilNadu,INDIA

T: +914422492288/+914442002288E: [email protected]

Apollo Hospitals No.21,GreamsLane,Off.GreamsRoad,Chennai–600006

T: +914428290200/+914428293333/+914428294429www.chennai.apollohospitals.comenquiry@apollohospitals.com

AIRPORT Chennai International Airport, Chennai-600027(TN)

T:+914422561122/+914422560551E: [email protected]

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DELHI

Delhi is the capital territory of India, home to an estimated 25 million people, making it the second most populous city in the world. Delhi, popularly known as the city of Djinns, faced a regular stream of invaders from the North, and was built and rebuilt at least 8 times, the historic remains of which can be seen scattered through the city, prime examples being Red Fort, Old Fort, Tughlaqabad and Qutub-Minar. Delhi is a wonderful mix of the old and new, and a buzzing centre of cultural activity. The old city offers a variety of delectable street food, local handicrafts, jewellery, fabric, and so much more, a majority of these are housed in narrow crowded streets. While New Delhi shows off the city’s modern face, with wide roads, housing key government offices, (since the Central government of India is based here) as are all the foreign missions. Watch out for a sensory overload in this truly vibrant and diverse city.

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DELHI VENUE INFORMATION

FEROZ SHAH KOTLA• 215metresabovesealevel• Annualrainfall797mm• Openedin1883• 33Testssince1948• 23ODIssince1982• Capacity42,000• Greatestmoment:AnilKumble’s10wicketsinaninningsin1999

EMERGENCY NUMBERSHOSPITALMax Super Speciality Hospital 1,2,PressEnclaveRoad,Saket,NewDelhi110017

T: +911126515050Emergency Number:01140554055

AIRPORTDelhi International Airport 24x7 Customer Care Number: +911243376000/+9112447973000

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POLICEDelhi Police Helpline:+911123213355,100




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DHARAMSALA

Home to the Dalai Lama, and the largest Tibetan temple outside of Tibet, Dharamsala is one of India’s most popular hill-stations. With a population of around 53,000, Dharamsala has grown into a well-respected centre for Buddhist learning and meditation, along with being a cultural destination which now hosts an International Film festival annually. Set amidst a stunning backdrop, it is the starting point for several extraordinary treks into the Himalayas. The trip to Triund Hill is a short and popular day trip amongst tourists, as is the climb up to the picturesque Bhagsu waterfalls. All in all those who love the outdoors will not be disappointed by what Dharamsala has to offer. It is a buzzing tourist destination, with a range of cuisine on offer to suit every palate.

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DHARAMSALA VENUE INFORMATION

HIMACHAL PRADESH CRICKET ASSOCIATION STADIUM• 1161metresabovesealevel• Annualrainfall2883mm• Openedin2003• 2ODIssince2013• 1T20Iin2015• Capacity23,000• Greatestmoment:ViratKohli’s127inIndia’s59-runvictoryovertheWestIndiesin2014

EMERGENCY NUMBERSHOSPITALFortis Hospital, Kangra Kangra-DharamsalaRoad,Kangra-176001,HimachalPradesh.

T: +911892242555E: [email protected]

AIRPORTGaggal Airport, Dharamsala

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POLICEPolice Station Dharamsala:+91892224883




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KOLKATA

Kolkata is the capital of the Indian state of West Bengal. Located on the bank of the Hooghly River, it is regarded as the commercial, cultural and educational centre of East India. The city has been home to some of India’s most well-known sons, including Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore, and Oscar winner for lifetime achievement, film maker Satyajit Ray. Apart from being the intellectual hub of India, Kolkata’s sweets are no less well-known. The Gulab Jamun, Rasagulla and Mishti Doi, are just some of the delectable sweets that help make this this the city of joy. Kolkata has a rich history of people’s movements, and the locals here share in three parts equally, a love for fish, football and politics.

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KOLKATA VENUE INFORMATION

EDEN GARDENS• 16metresabovesealevel• Annualrainfall1614mm• Openedin1864• 39Testssince1934• 28ODIssince1987• 1T20Iin2011• Capacity66,000• Greatestmoment:VVSLaxman’s281in2001

EMERGENCY NUMBERSHOSPITALApollo Gleneagles Hospitals KolkataGeneral Patient Inquiry T:+913323203040/2122F: +913323205184E: [email protected] Line:03360601066/24 Hours Emergency:60601066

AIRPORT Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose International Airport Office Phone Number:+913325118036T:+91335529977Flight Information:+913339874987E: [email protected]

POLICEFor Emergency Dial:100Kokata Police Head Quarters 18,LalbazarStreet,Kolkata-700001,WestBengal,IndiaEPABX Number:(91-33)2250-5000

TAXI SERVICESOla Cabs (Download APP) (Mumbai,Chennai,Kolkata,DelhiChandigarh,NagpurandBengaluru)Uber (Download APP) (Mumbai,Chennai,kolkata,Delhi,Bengaluru,Chandigarh,andNagpur)Dharamsala Taxi Service T: +919459027000/+918894227000

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MOHALI

Mohali, a satellite town of Chandigarh, and along with Chandigarh and Panchkula, forms a part of the Chandigarh Tri-city. Home to one of the premier cricket stadiums in India, Mohali is developing into a sports hub in the region on the lines of Dubai sports city in the UAE. In addition to the Cricket stadium, Mohali also has an International Hockey stadium as well as a state-of the art Golf academy and training facility. Mohali’s next door neighbor Chandigarh, is considered one of India’s best planned cities, designed by Swiss architect Le Corbusier, and offers a greater variety of options in terms of food and hotels.

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MOHALI VENUE INFORMATION

PUNJAB CRICKET ASSOCIATION STADIUM• 319metresabovesealevel• Annualrainfall1059mm• Openedin1993• 12Testssince1994• 22ODIssince1993• 1T20Iin2009• Capacity26,000• Greatestmoment:SachinTendulkarpassingBrianLaratobecomeTestcricket’sleadingrun-scorerin2008

EMERGENCY NUMBERSHOSPITALMayo Super-Speciality Hospital Sector-69,NearGurudwaraSinghShaheedan,Mohali

For Appointment:01725240000For Emergency: 01725240022

AIRPORTChandigarh International Airport Tel:+911722659886

POLICEChandigarh Helpline:100,+911722749194,+911722744100




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MUMBAI

Formerly known as Bombay, Mumbai is the capital city of the Indian state of Maharashtra. Lying on the west coast of India, its port handles about 40% of India’s maritime trade. Mumbai is considered the commercial, financial and entertainment capital of India and is one of the cities which have helped develop India into a global economic power, with business opportunities and the offer of a higher standard of living attracting migrants from all over the country.

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MUMBAI VENUE INFORMATION

WANKHEDE STADIUM• 11metresabovesealevel• Annualrainfall2401mm• Openedin1974• 24Tests1975-2013• 20ODIs1987-2015• 1T20Iin2012• Capacity32,000• Greatestmoment:IndiawinningthefinalofICCCricketWorldCup2011

EMERGENCY NUMBERSHOSPITALKokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani Hospital

24 hours:+912230999999Emergency:+912230919191Accident and Emergency:+912230919191

AIRPORTMumbai International Airport Limited Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport

24/7 Helpline No:02266851010Nodal Officer:+919833301319

POLICEPolice Control Room (Mumbai City): +912222621855/+912222621983/+912222625020+912222641449/+912222620111(extn100)




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NAGPUR

Nicknamed the Orange City for the high class of mandarin oranges that are grown in the region, Nagpur is also referred to as the Zero Mile City, making it the center of India. It is the third largest city in the state of Maharashtra behind Mumbai and Pune. The Nag River flows through the city, which is where the name Nagpur is derived from. It is a well-organized city with neat roads, landscaped gardens and plenty of wildlife. Nagpur is home to many stunning temples and historic sites, dating back as early as the 8th century BC.

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NAGPUR VENUE INFORMATION

VIDARBHA CRICKET ASSOCIATION STADIUM• 291metresabovesealevel• Annualrainfall1113mm• Openedin2008• 5Tests2008-2015• 7ODIs2009-2013• 1T20Iin2009• Capacity45,000• Greatestmoment:Indiasuccessfullychaseddown351tobeatAustraliabysixwicketsin2013followingcenturiesbyDhawanandKohli

EMERGENCY NUMBERSHOSPITALKrims Hospital

Emergency Number:+918888883502

Hospital number:+919225249101/+917122451188,+917126614564l/5

AIRPORT AirportsAuthorityofIndia,Dr.BabasahebAmbedkarInternationalAirport,Nagpur-440005(Maharashtra)

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EMBASSIES ANDFOREIGN MISSIONSThe details of Embassies, High Commissions and/or Consulates for the participating nations are listed below:

AfghanistanEmbassy of Afghanistan (Delhi)5/50F,Shantipath,Chanakyapuri,NewDelhi110021T:+91-11-24100412F:+91-11-26875439

AustraliaHigh Commission (Delhi)1/50G,Shantipath,Chanakyapuri,NewDelhi,Delhi110021T: 01141399900

BangladeshHigh Commission (Delhi)No.EP-39,Dr.S.RadhaKrishnanMarg,Chanakyapuri,NewDelhi,Delhi110021T:01124121389

England and ScotlandBritish Embassy (New Delhi)Shantipath,Chanakyapuri,NewDelhi,Delhi110021T:01124192100

Hong KongEmbassy of Hong Kong (Delhi)50-D,Shantipath,NewDelhi-110021,T: +91-11-24674673,+91-11-26112345,+91-11-24675559

IrelandEmbassy (Delhi)C17,MalchaMarg,Chanakyapuri,NewDelhi,Delhi110021T:01149403200

NetherlandsEmbassy (New Delhi)6/50F,Shantipath,Chanakyapuri,NewDelhi-11002T: +9101124197600F: +9101124197710E: [email protected]

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EMBASSIES ANDFOREIGN MISSIONSNew ZealandNew Zealand Embassy (New Delhi)SirEdmundHillaryMarg,Chanakyapuri,110021,NewDelhiT:+91-11-4688-3170,+91-11-4259-6300F: +91-11-4688-3165E:[email protected]

OmanEmbassy (New Delhi)EP10&11,ChandraguptaMarg,Chankyapuri,NewDelhi,110021T:01126885622

PakistanHigh Commission (Delhi)2/50G,ShantipathChanakyapuri,110021,NewDelhiT:+91-11-26110601,+91-11-26110602,+91-11-26110605F:+91-11-26872339E: [email protected],[email protected]

South AfricaHigh Commission (Delhi)B-18VasantMarg,VasantVihar,NewDelhi,INDIA110057T: (9111)2614-9411upto9420F: (9111)2614-8605E: [email protected]

Sri Lanka High Commission (Delhi)27,KautilyaMarg,DiplomaticEnclave,Chanakyapuri,NewDelhi,Delhi110021T:01123010201

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EMBASSIES ANDFOREIGN MISSIONSWest IndiesJamaican Consulate (New Delhi)MeridienTower,9thFloor,10WindsorPlaceNewDelhi–110001T:23355411/23417122F: 01123355432/23416275E: [email protected]

Saint Lucia High Commission (New Delhi)ShantipathChanakyapuri,110021,NewDelhi,IndiaT:+91-011-2419-2100F:+91-011-2687-0062E:[email protected]

Saint Vincent Grenadines High Commission (New Delhi)ShantipathChanakyapuri110021,NewDelhi,India,T:+91-011-2419-2100F:+91-011-2687-0062E: [email protected]

Barbados High Commission (New Delhi)ShantipathChanakyapuri110021,NewDelhi,India,T: +91-011-2419-2100F: +91-011-2687-0062E: [email protected]

ZimbabweZimbabwe High Commission (New Delhi)23,PaschimiMargVasantVihar,110057,NewDelhiT:+91-11-26154313,+91-11-26154314F: +91-11-6884532E: [email protected]

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