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Bilal Vaidya
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    You could also grab a quick bite at goSTOPS Gurugram right after the match; it’s on the same road and has a decent café. If you’re tight on time, the stadium’s free parking lot is only a few minutes’ walk from the entrance, but it fills up fast on match days. A quick 10 minute drive south takes you to the Gurugram Heritage Museum, which opens at 10 am and is a nice quick history stop. If you need a place to sit and relax after the game, Foxtrail Sector 42 AM Hotel Kollection is only about 22 km away and has a good café on site. TravelIndiaDeals may earn a commission if you book through this link.

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