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Anirudh Deshmukh
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    If you can get in before 10 am you’ll snag the 30 minute guided walk and still have time for the 4 pm match. After the game a quick 10 minute drive takes you to the Gurugram Heritage Museum, and if you’re looking for a quick coffee on the way back, goSTOPS Gurugram is right on the route with a decent café. Does anyone know if the stadium provides free parking for short visits?

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