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mediumGalle International Cricket Stadium is famous for which unique feature?
AIt is built on a beach in Sri Lanka
✓It is adjacent to a 17th-century Dutch fort
CIt is the smallest Test ground in Asia
DIt has no fixed pavilion, temporary stands only
Answer Explanation
Galle International Cricket Stadium in Sri Lanka is adjacent to the 17th-century Dutch Galle Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The fortified walls overlooking the ground create one of cricket's most picturesque settings.
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