Feroz Shah Kotla Stadium will host an India-Australia ODI on March 13 (PTI Photo) HIGHLIGHTS The main petition which claims that the RP Mehra block was unauthorised and built without any sanctioned plan The RP Mehra block is a threat to public safety and must be sealed until the main petition is decided: Petitioner India are set to play Australia at the Feroz Shah Kotla on March 13 The Delhi High Court has said that it will hear, on April 25, the plea seeking directions to Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) not to use the RP Mehra block at the Feroz Shah Kotla Stadium in the upcoming matches including the IPL till it is certified as structurally stable.

Justice Vibhu Bakhru said that he will hear the plea along with the main petition which claims that the RP Mehra block was unauthorised and built without any sanctioned plan.

Petitioner Dinesh Saini's advocate Tanuj Khurana told the court that India and Australia are going to play an One Day International (ODI) on March 13 and home matches of the Delhi Capitals will be played at the stadium in the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL).

The advocate said that there is chances that the DDCA may use the RP Mehra block without obtaining any permission from the high court.

The block, also known as the old club house, is a threat to public safety and must be sealed until the main petition is decided, the petitioner said.

He also said that the block is standing without any sanctioned plan and is a fire hazard.

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