Tags: Reg Dackason , New Delhi

New Delhi, Dec 4: The England and Wales Cricket Board's security expert Reg Dickason is expected to give his final report on the security scenario in India on Sunday.

Dickason, who yesterday made a recce of the M A Chidambaram stadium in Chennai, the venue of the first Test between India and England, will stay in Chennai for a few more days and hold discussions with top BCCI officials and police officers.

He is likely to leave for Mohali, the venue of the second Test, at a later stage since the priority at the moment is to get all the security concerns addressed at Chennai.

The ECB's security adviser will ensure that all the security arrangements are in place for the series before the team lands in Chennai.

During the day, Dickason was in touch with security agencies and government officials to get more information on the hijack threat at Indian airports which have been put on red alert.

He is likely to fly to Abu Dhabi on Sunday to deliver a final security report, which will determine whether England will proceed to India for the two-match Test series.

While the England team and high performance left for Abu Dhabi to prepare for the series, ECB Managing Director Hugh Morris and Sean Morris, the chief executive of the Professional Cricketers' Association, are flying to India to meet Dickason.

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