the city of Bengaluru. This 55,000 capacity stadium not only regularly hosts Tests, One Day International and other first class matches, but also other musical and cultural events. The stadium is the home ground of the Karnataka state cricket team and Royal Challengers Bangalore. According to their latest Annual Report, the KSCA is the first stadium in the world to employ solar photovoltaic system to covering nearly 45000 sq.ft of the east stand. It generates nearly 1,468,000 units in three years. In another first, the stadium installed an efficient sub-air system. This ensures that water from the field is drained in about eight minutes, after light to moderate rain showers. D.R.Bendre KSCA Stadium Rajnagar, Hubli The stadium has more than 50,000 capacity and was inaugurated by the then Chief Minister of Karnataka, Shri Jagadish Shettar in November 2012 at Rajnagar, Hubli owned by Karnataka State Cricket Association. Already divisional matches like U-16, U-19, KPL, Ranji Trophy are being hosted here. Efforts are on to build three more international stadiums in Manipal, Raichur & Belgaum Karnataka by KSCA. Gangotri Glades in Mysore (also called SDNR Wadeyar Stadium) is also being developed to host international matches. Institutional members The following sports clubs have been elected as Institutional members of KSCA: Zone – Jawahar Sports Club, Select Cricket Club, Bangalore Cricketers, Malleshwaram United Cricket Club, Swastika Union CC and Mount Joy CC. Mysore Zone – The Mysore Gymkhana. Shimoga Zone – Durgigudi SC. Dharwar Zone – Hubli SC. Raichur Zone – City XI Cricket Club Current Office bearers The following members were elected to the KSCA during the recently concluded elections. President: Raguram bhat Secretary: Shankar A Treasurer: Jayram Managing Committee Yauraj Vinay mode Manjunatha raju References External links Website of the Karnataka State Cricket Association Cricket administration in India 1933 establishments in India Cricket in Karnataka Sports organizations established in 1933