#NDS1: The Victoria Falls Multipurpose Cricket Ground, also known as the Mosi-oa-Tunya International Cricket Stadium, is indeed taking shape rapidly. Zimbabwe Cricket (ZC) is pushing to complete the facility by March 2026, just in time to host the ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup, which Zimbabwe will co-host with Namibia. ✔️Progress: The construction is progressing steadily, with significant milestones achieved, including the completion of water infrastructure and the installation of a transformer to link to the main grid. The playing surface is nearing completion, and the Playhouse Pavilion and VIP Pavilion are taking shape. ✔️Facilities: The stadium will have a seating capacity of 10,000 and feature state-of-the-art facilities, including two media centers, corporate boxes, a three-star accommodation facility, and a professional playing field with practice nets. ✔️Multi-purpose: The stadium is designed to accommodate various sports, including cricket, football, rugby, hockey, squash, and tennis, making it a vibrant sports and tourism hub in Victoria Falls. ✔️Economic Impact: The project is expected to boost Zimbabwe's sports and tourism sectors, creating jobs and stimulating economic growth. It's also part of Zimbabwe's bid to enhance its sports infrastructure, addressing the current lack of venues suitable for international events. ✔️Funding: The project is funded by the International Cricket Council (ICC) with an estimated investment of between $5 million and $10 million. With its picturesque location near Victoria Falls, this stadium is set to become a premier sports venue, not only for cricket but also for other sports and events, contributing to the country's economic development and sports infrastructure. @ZimCricketv @ZimCricketPod @MinSport_ArtsZw @Zim_Vision2030 @vicfallswild @MOTHI_ZIMBABWE @SkillsAuditDvt @myedvt @mwacsmed @ZtaUpdates @tourismzimbabwe @VictoriaFalls24