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Gummadi's Cricket Grounds Reviews | Rating 4.5 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Gummadi's Cricket Grounds is located in Secunderabad, India on Railway Employees Colony Phase I, Railway Employees Colony, Bolarum. Gummadi's Cricket Grounds is rated 4.5 out of 5 in the category cricket ground in India.

Address

Railway Employees Colony Phase I, Railway Employees Colony, Bolarum

Phone

+91 9246543958

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vinay Mudhiraj

One of the finest ground I ever seen in my life...

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Dayakar Reddy Benagari

Really had some fun nice ground but pace of pitch is also good

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44 2nd IT Shiridinath Reddy

Well maintained outfield with good pitch for batting

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Sb Sharath Kumar

Super ground.....one of the best ground.....

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Sumit Chadha

One of the best ground around kompally area

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The Crazyanyone

Good actually

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Anirudh Sarof

Ambience and comfortable

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UPPULA MAHESH

Usually, a cricket ground (also called a cricket field) is a large, circular or oval-shaped grassy ground on which the game is played, although the principal action is centred on a 22-yard strip of brown land – mostly interspersed with bits of grass – which is right in the middle of the ground. Similar to baseball, cricket is another major sport where the dimensions of the ground are not fixed, but the diameter usually varies from 450-500 feet. On most grounds, a rope (also called the boundary or fence) demarcates the perimeter of the field, keeping the spectators away from the playing area. In modern times, the boundary is reinforced by advertising hoardings placed horizontally along the entire ground a few feet from the ropes. Other features of a cricket ground include the now-famous thirty yard circle, which divides the playing field into two parts – an in-field and an outfield. These are typically used to enforce fielding restrictions, and are more prominently displayed during limited-overs cricket.

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