Rohit Sharma & Co. Not Happy With 'Average' Practice Facilities In New York Ahead Of T20 World Cup 2024 Opener: Report

India Not Happy With 'Average' Pratice Facilities: Team India head coach Rahul Dravid is reportedly not pleased with the practice facilities in Cantiague Park.

India Not Happy With 'Average' Pratice Facilities: Head coach Rahul Dravid is reportedly not happy with the practice facilities provided to Rohit Sharma & Co.

India Not Happy With 'Average' Pratice Facilities: The ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024 is all set to get underway on June 2 (as per the Indian Standard Time). While India are all set to play their first match of the tournament on June 5 in which they are slated to play against Ireland in New York, it has been learnt that the Indian cricket team is not too pleased with the training facilities provided to them in Cantiague Park.

A report carried by News18 claims that Team India's head coach Rahul Dravid is not happy at all with the practice facilities provided to them ahead of their campaign opener. Notably, Rohit Sharma & Co. had their first net session on Wednesday afternoon (May 29). During this session, the team used three of the six drop-in pitches that were available at this facility. However, the team is concerned with the "makeshift" nature of almost eveything on offer for practice.

"Everything is makeshift – from pitches to other facilities. Safe to say everything is very average in nature. The team has raised their concerns," the report carried by the aforementioned publication quoted source close to the development as saying.

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However, the same report said that they reached out to the International Cricket Council (ICC) but the global cricket governing body said that it had not received any official complaint with regards to the training facilities in Cantiague Park by any team.

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India are set to play their first match against Ireland on June 5 in New York before their marquee clash against arch-rivals Pakistan at the same venue.