Omaxe Names Stadium Stand After Harmanpreet Kaur at Dwarka’s Omaxe State

Omaxe, a leading real estate developer in India, announced today that a key stand at the cricket stadium in The Omaxe State, Dwarka sector 19B, will be named after Harmanpreet Kaur, Captain of the Indian Women’s Cricket Team. The announcement was made at a press conference held at the project site, which was attended by Harmanpreet Kaur, Mohit Goel (MD, Omaxe Ltd.)and Avneet Soni (Business Head, Omaxe).

The Harmanpreet Kaur Stand, also the Pink Stand, will be located in the North (Pavilion) Lower Bowl and will have a total of 1,500+ seats. These are among the best seats in the stadium, offering a close-up, elevated view of the field. The stand will be a part of 30,000-seater cricket stadium that serves as the centrepiece of The Omaxe State, an integrated sports and lifestyle destination that is spread across over 50 acres in Dwarka sector 19B with an investment of approximately ₹2,500 crore. The visionary project is designed as India’s first 5-in-1 destination and aims to bring together sports, retail, hospitality, food, and social spaces within a single master plan. Positioned as a major destination for the National Capital Region (NCR), the stadium has been developed in partnership with Delhi Development Authority (DDA). 

In a first-of-its-kind move in Indian cricket, Harmanpreet Kaur Stand will include a dedicated Pink Stand, a welcoming space designed especially for women and families. Omaxe aims to make stadiums more inclusive and encourage more women to enjoy live sports. This concept was developed in consultation with Harmanpreet Kaur, who also provided inputs to shape better athlete-centric facilities within the stadium.

Omaxe had originally appointed Harmanpreet Kaur as its brand ambassador ahead of India’s historic ICC Women’s World Cup triumph in 2025, and with the stand naming under her name, the company aims to place that achievement within the identity of the stadium and recognises her contribution to the sport. This recognition also makes Ms. Kaur the first woman cricketer in India to have two stadium stands named after her, a reflection of both her personal legacy and the growing stature of women’s cricket in the country.