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Only the yellow pylons which go down to the ground, at a somewhat smaller diameter than their passage through the roof membrane
hamrack-
Enough to interfere with play?
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Only the yellow pylons which go down to the ground, at a somewhat smaller diameter than their passage through the roof membrane
At the point they go through the roof it's ~209m between pylons at the Dome.
On the ground it will be considerably less, can't find a definitive answer but the legs quite chunky and the feet protrude inwards quite a way.
Looking at
it might be ok though. Can't imagine you'd lose more than 20m at each end which would give an internal diameter of ~170m.In contrast the shortest diameter of the pitch at the Oval is ~140m. At Lord's it is ~130m.
mespilus
Greenbank
Hi,
Thanks for that link.
I've never been to the Dome. Does it have any internal columns?