India are taking on Bangladesh in the 1st T20I of the three-match series in a brand new cricket venue in Gwalior. While the city is not new to international cricket, cricket is returning to the city after 14 years and at a new venue.

Security has been tightened following a call for a city-wide shutdown by a right-wing group on 6 October, the day the T20I leg of Bangladesh’s tour of India gets underway in Gwalior.

Ahead of the T20I contest between India and Bangladesh in Gwalior on Sunday, police have beefed up security in the city and at the venue, Madhavrao Scindia Stadium, officials said on Sunday.

As Gwalior hosts its first international match since the iconic India vs South Africa game in 2010, several factors contribute to the spectators' logistical difficulties. Check details here

After completing a 2-0 sweep in the Test series, India face Bangladesh in the first of three T20is in Gwalior that gets underway a little over 24 hours from now.

Still in the nascent stages of the Gautam Gambhir era, Suryakumar Yadav-led India will look to identity potential next-gen stars in the three-match series at home. Sanju Samson has been given the opener's role while Mayank Yadav and Harshit Rana might add some spice to the proceedings with their express pace,

Gwalior, famous for its palatial heritage, is gearing up to host an international cricket match after 14 years, this time at the new Shrimant Madhavra

Shrimant Madhavrao Scindia Stadium, build on the outskirts of the city, will make its international debut on Sunday. Organising an international match in a smaller centre does have its fair share of challenges but host MPCA is ready despite a few hiccups.

Ahead of the T20I match between India and Bangladesh in Gwalior, police have heightened security, deploying over 2,500 officers and imposing prohibito