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VVIP convoys and 35,000 cricket fans: India-Afg T20 to clash with Brics traffic in Delhi

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What happened

The India-Afghanistan T20I match will proceed as scheduled on September 13.

Delhi Traffic Police had requested a postponement due to the BRICS Summit.

The Delhi and District Cricket Association confirmed the match will go ahead.

Key facts

  • The India-Afghanistan T20I match will proceed as scheduled on September 13.
  • The Delhi and District Cricket Association confirmed the match will go ahead.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Thu, 10 Sep 2026 13:28:15 UTC.

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