From '1/6th' to 'Yeah right!': Michael Vaughan compares Motera to Headingley; gets slammed

Former England cricketer Michael Vaughan bore the brunt of Indian cricket fans as he tried to compare the renovated Motera stadium to Headingley Stadium in Leeds, England. India is all set to house the largest cricket stadium in the world, formerly known as the Motera stadium, which will boast of a seating capacity of 1.10 lakh people. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is constantly giving updates to cricket fans by sharing the picture of the new cricket stadium. Recently, it also shared another picture of the Motera Stadium on their Instagram account which showed that the work on the stadium is almost over. According to the picture, only a few seats are missing from the seating area. Despite that, the ground and the pitch of the stadium looks beautiful. The build-up to the opening ceremony is gaining momentum and the cricketing fraternity in India are buzzing with excitement. 

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Vaughan compares Motera to Headingley

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Fans slam Vaughan for comparison

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Sourav Ganguly-led BCCI is planning to organise T20, IPL 2020 games

The last time India played an international game at the Motera was in 2014 when India faced Sri Lanka for an ODI match. BCCI has also been planning to organise a T20 game between the Indian team and World XI as a first match in the newly-developed stadium. It is rumoured that the finals of the IPL 2020 are going to happen at the new Motera Stadium. However, the news is yet to be confirmed by Sourav Ganguly or other BCCI officials. The work at Motera Stadium was slated to be completed by January 2020, but due to some extra work, it is taking more time. It is set to be inaugurated by US President Donald Trump on February 24, 2020.

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