Tiger Roby, a Bangladesh fan, initially alleged he was assaulted by Indian fans during the second IND vs BAN Test in Kanpur but later denied the claims, stating his pain was due to an illness.

The pitch in Chennai was made of red soil and offered bounce and carry. Now the big queestion is what to expect from the pitch in Kanpur?

The Green Park Stadium will be hosting the first international match since 2021. But the Uttar Pradesh Public Works Department has, reportedly, declared one of the stands in the stadium as dangerous

The ongoing India vs Bangladesh 2nd Test in Kanpur has come under scanner for all the wrong reasons following an attack on Bangladeshi fan. According to IANS report, Tiger Robi, a Bangladeshi fan from Dhaka, was allegedly beaten and heckled by spectators at Green Park Stadium and was taken to the hospital by local police.

Monkeys have been known to grab food and drinks of television crew and cameramen who work from elevated stands at the stadium; C Stand at the stadium was closed for spectators following inspection by Public Works Department.

The Green Park Stadium has a storied history in Indian cricket, but it has struggled to host international fixtures in recent years, particularly as modern venues like the Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium in Lucknow have taken center stage.

Before changing his statement, Robi had indicated that he had been hit in his back and in his ribs, possibly by local fans

The association is confident about smooth conduct of the Test after reports that the C stand will not be able to take the load of the spectators