Navi Mumbai to get India's second-largest cricket stadium with 100,000 capacity

• Maharashtra government backs development of a 100,000-capacity cricket stadium in Navi Mumbai, making it India's second-largest.
• The project falls under the Mumbai Cricket Association's jurisdiction and follows discussions between MCA president Ajinkya Naik and CIDCO MD Vijay Singhal.
• Navi Mumbai was chosen for its rapid development, excellent connectivity, and proximity to the airport, making it ideal for a world-class stadium.
• Groundwork will begin after a six-month planning and design phase, with the MCA aiming for new benchmarks in scale and experience.
• The new stadium will enhance Mumbai's ability to host global tournaments and strengthen Maharashtra's presence on the global sporting map.