Gabba cricket stadium: India shattered the pride of the Australian team on the ground of Australia, now it is going to be seen only in the pages of history. Kangaroo will be demolished after 2032 in the Gabba Cricket Stadium of Brisbane Cricket Ground in the country. The Olympics and Paralympics to be held in 2032 will be grounded. The ground first played a match in the year 1931, after which this ground has been a witness to many historical and exciting matches. But now after 2032, people will get to see people only in the pages of history.

Construction will be done in new cricket stadium

According to media reports, the government of Australia will build a new cricket ground at a cost of $ 3.8 billion at a cost of $ 3.8 billion and will be prepared according to cricket, AFL and other international matches after the Gabba Cricket Stadium is grounded. It is being told that after the construction of the new ground, ICC will be played here along with the competitions of Australia. Queensland's premiere David Chrisfuli made an official announcement on 25 March (Tuesday), saying that the new stadium will also host sports other than cricket.

Why is the stadium being broken?

Fans are very keen to know why this historical cricket ground is being broken? So let us know that the first Gabba Cricket Stadium was to cost around 2.7 billion $ 2.7 billion, but has decided to cancel the scheme due to rising costs and opposition over time. The government says that now the maintenance of this stadium has faced a lot of difficulties. Due to which it will be broken and new modern stadium will be constructed so that the Gaba remained for a long time in the future. At the same time, it has become clear that this stadium of Gaba will be seen organizing a match for the last time in the upcoming Ashes series against England, after which it will be completely closed.

The first match was played in 1931

A Test match was played in the year 1931 for the first time in this ground in Australia -based Gabba Cricket Stadium, after which many historic matches have been played here. Since 1931, this stadium has become a witness to 67 Mains, while two women's teams have also played here. At this ground, India played its last match against Australia in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25, the result of which came into a draw. The special thing is that India's legendary off -spinner Ravi Chandran Ashwin also said goodbye to international cricket on this ground.