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International Cricket Council pitch consultant Andy Atkinson with Former Indian Cricketer Lalchand Rajput and In-charge of Wankhede stadium Sudhir Naik inspect construction work during the renovation of the Wankhede cricket stadium in Mumbai on Tuesday, 16 February 2010.The Wankhede stadium in Mumbai is being renovated for the 2011 World Cup Cricket series and will host three matches, including the final. India, which co-hosts the showpiece event with Sri Lanka and Bangladesh in February-March 2011, will host 29 matches at eight venues.

International Cricket Council pitch consultant Andy Atkinson with Former Indian Cricketer Lalchand Rajput leave after inspecting construction work during the renovation of the Wankhede cricket stadium in Mumbai on Tuesday, 16 February 2010.The Wankhede stadium in Mumbai is being renovated for the 2011 World Cup Cricket series and will host three matches, including the final. India, which co-hosts the showpiece event with Sri Lanka and Bangladesh in February-March 2011, will host 29 matches at eight venues.

International Cricket Council pitch consultant Andy Atkinson with Former Indian Cricketer Lalchand Rajput leave after inspecting construction work during the renovation of the Wankhede cricket stadium in Mumbai on Tuesday, 16 February 2010.The Wankhede stadium in Mumbai is being renovated for the 2011 World Cup Cricket series and will host three matches, including the final. India, which co-hosts the showpiece event with Sri Lanka and Bangladesh in February-March 2011, will host 29 matches at eight venues.

International Cricket Council pitch consultant Andy Atkinson with Former Indian Cricketer Lalchand Rajput leave after inspecting construction work during the renovation of the Wankhede cricket stadium in Mumbai on Tuesday, 16 February 2010.The Wankhede stadium in Mumbai is being renovated for the 2011 World Cup Cricket series and will host three matches, including the final. India, which co-hosts the showpiece event with Sri Lanka and Bangladesh in February-March 2011, will host 29 matches at eight venues.

International Cricket Council pitch consultant Andy Atkinson with Former Indian Cricketer Lalchand Rajput arrive to inspect construction work during the renovation of the Wankhede cricket stadium in Mumbai on Tuesday, 16 February 2010.The Wankhede stadium in Mumbai is being renovated for the 2011 World Cup Cricket series and will host three matches, including the final. India, which co-hosts the showpiece event with Sri Lanka and Bangladesh in February-March 2011, will host 29 matches at eight venues.

International Cricket Council pitch consultant Andy Atkinson arrives to inspect construction work during the renovation of the Wankhede cricket stadium in Mumbai on Tuesday, 16 February 2010.The Wankhede stadium in Mumbai is being renovated for the 2011 World Cup Cricket series and will host three matches, including the final. India, which co-hosts the showpiece event with Sri Lanka and Bangladesh in February-March 2011, will host 29 matches at eight venues.

International Cricket Council pitch consultant Andy Atkinson leaves after inspecting construction work during the renovation of the Wankhede cricket stadium in Mumbai on Tuesday, 16 February 2010.The Wankhede stadium in Mumbai is being renovated for the 2011 World Cup Cricket series and will host three matches, including the final. India, which co-hosts the showpiece event with Sri Lanka and Bangladesh in February-March 2011, will host 29 matches at eight venues.

International Cricket Council pitch consultant Andy Atkinson with Former Indian Cricketer Lalchand Rajput and In-charge of Wankhede stadium Sudhir Naik inspect construction work during the renovation of the Wankhede cricket stadium in Mumbai on Tuesday, 16 February 2010.The Wankhede stadium in Mumbai is being renovated for the 2011 World Cup Cricket series and will host three matches, including the final. India, which co-hosts the showpiece event with Sri Lanka and Bangladesh in February-March 2011, will host 29 matches at eight venues.

International Cricket Council pitch consultant Andy Atkinson with Former Indian Cricketer Lalchand Rajput leave after inspecting construction work during the renovation of the Wankhede cricket stadium in Mumbai on Tuesday, 16 February 2010.The Wankhede stadium in Mumbai is being renovated for the 2011 World Cup Cricket series and will host three matches, including the final. India, which co-hosts the showpiece event with Sri Lanka and Bangladesh in February-March 2011, will host 29 matches at eight venues.