Guides to FIFA World Cup 2022 Qatar stadiums in Doha
The Hindu
Following is the list of stadiums which will host the Nov. 20-Dec. 18 World Cup in Qatar.
Eight stadiums in Doha will host 64 matches at the World Cup and the unique nature of the tournament, which is being held in one location, allows fans to attend more than one game a day, with the venues a maximum of one hour's drive from each other.
LUSAIL STADIUM
Capacity: 80,000
Location: 15km north of central Doha
Lusail Stadium is the largest venue for the tournament and will host the World Cup final on Dec. 18.
It is accessible by a metro line (Lusail QNB Metro Station, red line) and will host matches in all rounds of the competition.
Matches:
Promising Indian Grand Master Pa. Iniyan aims for consistency and improvement after breaching 2500 Elo mark in 2019.
Tamil Nadu cricket team faces disappointment in Vijay Hazare Trophy, aiming to bounce back in upcoming Ranji Trophy matches.
Varun Aaron announces retirement from representative cricket due to injuries after playing for India and Jharkhand.
Neeraj Chopra named best male javelin thrower in the world for 2024 by Track and Field News.
Nick Kyrgios' return to tennis at the Australian Open brings excitement, controversy, and unpredictability to the sport.
Former cricketer Ravichandran Ashwin emphasises Hindi not national language, urges youth to pursue excellence at college graduation ceremony.
Rinku Singh's powerful shot broke a window at St George Park, with repairs delayed due to budget constraints.
New ICC chairman Jay Shah to be honoured by BCCI state units at Special General Meeting in Mumbai on January 12, 2025.
Yuvraj Singh's comeback after cancer was cut short by Virat Kohli, says Robin Uthappa in revealing interview.
India vs Ireland Women's ODI series with debut for Sayali Satghare, Smriti Mandhana leading, and India's dominant record.
Indian midfielder Hardik Singh balances workload and rehab during Hockey India League after Olympic bronze medals, despite shoulder injury.