Indore

[in-dawr]

noun

1. a former state in central India: now part of Madhya Pradesh.

2. a city in W Madhya Pradesh, in central India.

Indore

/ ɪnˈdɔː /

noun

1. a city in central India, in W Madhya Pradesh. Pop: 1 597 441 (2001)

2. a former state of central India: became part of Madhya Bharat in 1948, which in turn became part of Madhya Pradesh in 1956

Example Sentences

Also in Indore, Visakhapatnam and Navi Mumbai, there were sell-outs when India played but poor attendances for everybody else, though Australia and England did attract a few more than average.

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Of the XI that beat England comfortably in Indore, eight of them were genuine bowling options.

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England must be prepared to adapt as they return to the slow, spin-friendly surface of Guwahati from the flatter pitches of Indore and Vizag, while India and Australia contest the second semi in Navi Mumbai, which is also hosting the final on 2 November.

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After a tricky start to the tournament for England's openers, Jones and Beaumont have enjoyed the more batter-friendly surfaces of Indore and Vizag to find promising form as the knockouts approach.

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Alana King takes a stunning 7-18 - a record at a Women's World Cup - as Australia bowl South Africa out for 97, before chasing down their target with seven wickets in hand in Indore.

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