<p>The Indian and England cricket teams, who would be locking horns in the series deciding third T20I on Wednesday at the Chinnaswamy Stadium, checked into the City on Monday evening.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Tickets have been sold out for the match which is a homecoming of sorts for skipper Virat Kohli, the hugely popular captain of Royal Challengers Bangalore. <br /><br />Meanwhile, curator K Sriram promised a run-fest. “It will be a sporting wicket, a good batting track. My expectation is that the scores will be around 160-170. The outfield looks like a snooker table. The grass has become greener and lush after the new drainage was installed.”<br /></p>
<p>The Indian and England cricket teams, who would be locking horns in the series deciding third T20I on Wednesday at the Chinnaswamy Stadium, checked into the City on Monday evening.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Tickets have been sold out for the match which is a homecoming of sorts for skipper Virat Kohli, the hugely popular captain of Royal Challengers Bangalore. <br /><br />Meanwhile, curator K Sriram promised a run-fest. “It will be a sporting wicket, a good batting track. My expectation is that the scores will be around 160-170. The outfield looks like a snooker table. The grass has become greener and lush after the new drainage was installed.”<br /></p>
