By The Nassau County International Cricket Stadium, situated in Eisenhower Park, Long Island, New York, will be dismantled on Friday, June 14, after serving as a key venue for eight matches of the ongoing T20 World Cup.
The stadium, built in just five months, saw its final match with India’s Group A game against co-hosts USA on Wednesday. A widely shared video shows bulldozers positioned outside, ready to take down the temporary structure.
#WATCH | Nassau County, New York (USA): Bulldozers placed at the Nassau Cricket Stadium as the temporary stadium is set to be dismantled from tomorrow.
The T20 World Cup match between India and the US yesterday was played here. pic.twitter.com/iYsgaEOWlP
— ANI (@ANI) June 13, 2024
While the stadium’s modular components will be dismantled and reused, local cricket enthusiasts will still have access to the high-quality turf and infrastructure, promoting the sport’s growth in the region and supporting emerging local talent.
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Despite its short lifespan, the Nassau County International Stadium will be fondly remembered for hosting the high-profile India vs Pakistan encounter.
