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By Editor in Cricket on 30th Aug 2010 6:00

With less than six months to go for the commencement of the 2011 World Cup in the sub continent, International Cricket Council's pitch consultant Andy Atkinson will make a visit to India early next month. Andy Atkinson

"Atkinson is on a week-long visit in the first week of September to inspect six out of eight World Cup match hosting centres in India," said World Cup tournament director, Prof Ratnakar Shetty on Saturday.

Shetty said that Atkinson would not be visiting Mohali and Nagpur, two of the match hosting centres.

"He would be visiting the other six centres (Delhi, Kolkata, Bangalore, Chennai, Mumbai and Ahmedabad). Anyway barring Delhi, Mumbai and Kolkata, the other centres are to host international matches against Australia and New Zealand and we would know their preparedness," he said.

"Mumbai (Wankhede Stadium), Kolkata (Eden Gardens) and Delhi (Ferozshah Kotla) would host some first class games before the World Cup," he added.

Source & More: cricket.ndtv.com

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