The Delhi High Court on Tuesday allowed Indian cricketer Ashish Nehra's request for a corporate box for his family and friends to watch his international match on 1 November at Ferozshah Kotla grounds. Though a bench of Justices S Ravindra Bhat and Sanjeev Sachdeva spoken worries regarding the request, it granted the relief sought on the cricketer's behalf by the court-appointed Administrator of the Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA). It said the request was being granted as a "one-time measure" as Nehra was ending his international cricket career when India would play New Zealand in an international T20 fixture.
The Veteran Indian left-arm fast-medium option will play his final match against Black Caps on 1st November. It permitted the issuance of the complimentary passes as in the peculiar circumstances that there was no elected body of DDCA and the request of the Administrator was reasonable. The application, filed through advocate Pradeep Chhindra, sought issuance of these passes for the India-New Zealand match on November 1 and an India-Srilanka test match from November 6-11. The plea was moved during the hearing of a 2010 petition of DDCA seeking occupancy certificate from South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) to hold matches at the Ferozshah Kotla stadium.
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