Top Cricket Stadiums | Cricket Grounds in India, Pakistan, U.A.E, New Zealand, Australia, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, South Africa

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• Cricket Stadium in India
• Cricket Stadium in Pakistan
• Cricket Stadium in U.A.E
• Cricket Stadium in New Zealand
• Cricket Stadium in Australia
• Cricket Stadium in Bangladesh
• Cricket Stadium in Sri Lanka
• Cricket Stadium in South Africa

Cricket Stadium in India

Introduction

India is the biggest cricket market in world. Indian people loves cricket and they welcome cricket like festival. Indian cricket lovers are famous for their passion about cricket. Indian Cricket team is most consistent team in world. Indian players are known worldwide for their consistency. Like I said earlier India is biggest cricket market in world, they have many international level cricket stadiums. Indian government always supports their sportsman and gives them international level facilities. For this purpose they also built many grounds for cricket and other sports. Today I will share with you details of top stadiums of India. Here is list of top cricket stadiums in India:

1. Eden Gardens Kolkata
2. Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi
3. JSCA International Stadium Complex, Ranchi
4. M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore
5. MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai
6. Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmadabad
7. Punjab Cricket Association IS Bindra Stadium, Mohali
8. Rajive Gandhi International Stadium, Hyderabad
9. Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai
10. Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai

1.Eden Gardens Kolkata

Capacity: 68,000

Eden Gardens Kolkata Stadium is located in Kolkata, West Bangal, in India. It was established in 1864. It has seating capacity of 68,000 after renovation before World Cup 2011 for cricket lovers. It is also known as home of Indian cricket. In 1934 first match was played here between India and England Test. It has also hosted many international matches. Eden Gardens hosted World Cup 1987 final, World Cup 1996 semi-final and final of T20 World Cup 2016 which was played between England and West Indies and West Indies ended as champions with Carlos Braithwaite’s 4 sixes in last over.

Eden Gardens witnessed record highest individual score 264 in ODI against Sri Lanka in 2014 by Rohit Sharma. This stadium is owned by Indian Army. It is home ground of Indian Premier League franchise Kolkata Knight Riders owned by Shah Rukh Khan. It is also home ground of most stylish left-hand batter Sourav Ganguly.   

2.Arun Jaitley Stadium, Delhi

Capacity: 48,000

Feroz Shah Kotla Stadium was built in 1883 in Delhi. It is second oldest cricket stadium of India. In 1948, first ever match was played here between India West Indies. It has seating capacity of 48,000 for cricket fans. It is managed by Delhi Cricket Association. Stadium has hosted many historic matches. Anil Kumble took 10-wicket haul in single test innings against Pakistan here. It is home ground of IPL Indian Premier League franchise Delhi Capitals. This stadium was banned by ICC due to unfit pitch in 2009. This was happened during an ODI match between India and Sri Lanka.

3.JSCA International Stadium Complex, Ranchi

Capacity: 50,000

This stadium was built in 2011 in Ranchi, Jharkhand, India. Ranchi stadium has seating capacity of 50,000 for cricket lovers. This stadium has state-of-the-art infrastructure and has nine pitches. This stadium is home ground of Jharkhand cricket team. Stadium was inaugurated in 2013 and has hosted 2 matches of IPL so far.

4.M. Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bangalore

Capacity: 40,000

This stadium is located in Shivaji Nagar, Bangalore, Karnataka state, India. Chinnaswamy stadium was built in 1969 and has seating capacity of 40,000 for fans. It has state-of-the-art infrastructure and facilities. The stadium was named after the former president of BCCI, Mangalam Chinnaswamy. Stadium is home ground of IPL franchise Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) and Karnataka state Ranji team. This stadium has own solar energy production. Stadium is owned by state of Karnataka.

 This stadium is famous as Legendry West Indies batter Sir Viv Richards made debut here. In World Cup 1996 India and Pakistan played quarter-final here. This ground has small boundaries and very high-scoring matches are played here. This stadium is home of many famous Indian cricketers like Anil Kumble and Rahul Dravid. Chinnaswamy stadium witnessed nail-biting match of India and Bangladesh in 2016 T20 World Cup which was won by India by 1 run.

5.MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai

Capacity: 40,000

This stadium is located in Chennai, Tamil Nadu state, India. It is owned by Tamil Nadu Cricket Association. It was built in 1916 as it is third oldest cricket stadium of India. Its first name was Madras Cricket Club and then renamed after the former BCCI president M.A Chidmbaram. Stadium has seating capacity of 40,000 for cricket lovers. It is home ground of Tamil Nadu cricket team and IPL franchise Chennai Super Kings (CSK).

 In 1934, first ever was played here between India and England. India also registered their first Test victory in same ground in 1952. This stadium has record of first ever Ranji Trophy game played here. Cricket lovers of Chennai are famous for their support for players and teams. Pakistani batter Saeed Anwar recorded his highest individual score 194 in 1997 here. Crowd gave standing ovation to Saeed Anwar for this innings.

6.Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmadabad

Capacity: 132,000

Narendra Modi stadium is located in Ahmadabad, Gujarat state, India. It was established in 1982. It is biggest cricket stadium of world. It has seating capacity of 132,000 for cricket fans. It is owned by Gujarat Cricket Association. Stadium was known as Sardar Patel Stadium. In 2015, Gujarat Cricket Association decided to reconstruct stadium. Their vision was to make it biggest cricket stadium of world. Reconstruction cost was about 8 billion Indian Rupees. Gujarat government donated 50-acres land for reconstruction.

Stadium was renamed after prime minister of India Narendra Modi after reconstruction in 2021. It has six indoor practice pitches and state-of-the-art floodlights. It has 4 entry points and dressing rooms. Cricket lovers can enjoy 360-degree view here. It is home ground of IPL franchise Gujarat Titans and WPL Women Premier League franchise Gujarat Giants. Before its reconstruction, MCG Melbourne Cricket Ground in Australia was biggest cricket stadium in world. Sunil Gavaskar became first-ever cricketer to score 10,000 runs in Test in same venue.

7.Inderjit Sinhg Bindra Stadium, Mohali

Capacity: 27,000

IS Bindra stadium is located in Mohali, Punjab state, India. It was established in 1993 and named after the former BCCI president IS Bindra. Its cost was 25 crore Indian rupees and took 3 years to complete. It is owned by Punjab Cricket Association and has seating capacity of 27,000 for cricket fans. India and South Africa played first match here in 1993 during Hero Cup. It witnessed semi-final of World Cup 2011 between Pakistan and India. It has pacer-friendly pitches but slowed by time. It is home ground of IPL franchise Punjab Kings and Punjab state team. It has hosted many international historic matches. India has never lost a test match in Mohali stadium.

8.Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Hyderabad

Capacity; 60,000

It is located in Hyderabad, Telangana state, India. It is owned by Hyderabad Cricket Association. It has seating capacity of 60,000 for cricket lovers. It is named after former prime minister of India Rajiv Gandhi. It was established in 2004 in 16 acres and became fully ready in 2008. This stadium is home ground of IPL franchise Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) and Hyderabad Cricket Association.

9.Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai

Capacity: 32,000

It is located in Mumbai, Maharashtra state, India. It was constructed in 1974 and has seating capacity of 32,000 for fans. It is owned by Mumbai Cricket association. It is named after a politician SK Wankhede who played major role for its construction in only six months. He was secretary of Mumbai Cricket Association. It is home ground for IPL franchise Mumbai Indians (MI) and Mumbai Ranji team.

First match was played here between home team and West Indies in 1975. 2011 World Cup final was played here between Sri Lanka and India. India became champions for second time in ODI World Cup. Stadium was reconstructed before 2011 World Cup. It is also home of two Indian legends Sunil Gavaskar and Sachin Tendulkar. Sachin Tendulkar played his last international match at Wankhede Stadium. Mumbai Cricket Association, IPL, and BCCI headquarters also located in the premises of this stadium.

10.Brabourne Stadium, Mumbai

Capacity: 50,000

It is located in Churchgate, Mumbai, Maharashtra state, India. It was established in 1937 by British government. It has seating capacity of 50,000 for cricket fans. It is named after former governor of Bombay, Lord Brabourne in British era. It is owned by Cricket Club of India. It hosted first test match between India and West Indies in 1948. Brabourne stadium faced many issues due to Mumbai Cricket Association. It is second best cricket stadium in Mumbai after Wankhede stadium. It is now hosting matches of WPL Women Premier League. Now stadium is also considered for international matches after BCCI new policy.

Conclusion

So, what do you think which stadium is best to watch live match in stadium? In my opinion Narendra Modi Stadium is best because of its atmosphere. It provides 360-degree view and has quality floodlights. You can share you experience about any match that you have watched in any of above stadium. Tell us about your experience in comments!

Cricket Stadium in Pakistan

Introduction

Pakistan is a cricket loving nation. Although Hockey is national game, people of Pakistan are very passionate about cricket. Due to this reason, government has built many cricket stadiums in Pakistan. Purpose is to engage more peoples towards cricket and give quality opportunities to youngsters. I am going to share with you details of most famous stadiums of Pakistan.

1. Gaddafi Stadium Lahore
2. National Stadium Karachi
3. Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium
4. Multan Cricket Stadium
5. Arbab Niaz Stadium Peshawar
6. Bugti Stadium Quetta
7. Iqbal Stadium Faisalabad
8. Niaz Stadium Hyderabad
9. Jinna Stadium Sialkot
10. Jinnah Stadium Gujranwala
11. Gawadar Cricket Stadium
12. Pissan Cricket Stadium
13. Mandi Bahauddin Cricket Stadium

 1. Gaddafi Stadium Lahore

Capacity: 27,000

This stadium is home of PCB Pakistan Cricket Board. It was constructed in 1959 in Lahore. Its original name was Lahore stadium but later it was named by Libyan leader Colonel Ga*dafi. The capacity of stadium is almost 27,000 for fans. PCB's main training academy is also located at Gaddafi Stadium Lahore. It hosted two World Cups matches and also many franchise cricket finals.

It is also home ground of PSL franchise Lahore Qalandars. Its pitch type is batting-friendly and famous for high scoring matches. Gaddafi Stadium was first stadium of Pakistan with floodlights and backup generator. It is now hosting matches of PSL. It was renovated in 1990 to give more unique look.

2. National Stadium Karachi

Capacity: 34,000

It was built in 1955 in Karachi. It is biggest stadium of Pakistan and can hold about 34,000 spectators. It is home ground of PSL franchise Karachi Kings and also among old and best stadiums of Pakistan. It hosted World Cup matches and also many franchise tournaments finals. Its pitches are batting friendly but in tests, the case is different because it gives advantage to bowlers later on.

Stadium is also considered as Fortress of Pakistan Team because Pakistan team has good win percentage at National Stadium Karachi. It is very iconic stadium for Pakistan cricket because it has many memories for cricket lovers and players.

3. Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium

Capacity: 28,000

This stadium was constructed in 1992 in Rawalpindi. Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium is home stadium for twin cities Islamabad and Rawalpindi. It has seating capacity of 28,000 for spectators. It is considered as home ground of PSL franchise Islamabad United. It hosted 1996 World Cup matches and also many franchise tournaments. It has batting friendly pitches and matches played here always high scoring.

Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium is Pakistan’s 3^rd most famous cricket stadium. After Gaddafi Stadium and National Cricket Stadium Karachi, it is considered for many matches. The crowd here always comes up in big numbers to support their favorite stars and teams.

4. Multan Cricket Stadium

Capacity: 35,000

Multan Cricket Stadium is located in Multan city of Punjab, Pakistan. It has seating capacity of 35,000 for fans. It was constructed in place of Ibn-e-Qasim Bagh Stadium in 2001. It has high quality Floodlights. Its pitch is both batting and bowling friendly. It hosted many T20 international and franchise matches. Stadium also hosted many ODI and Test matches due to quality pitches.

Recently, Test matches were played here against England. England toured Pakistan after so many years. It is home ground of PSL franchise Multan Sultans. Multan Sultans is very consistent team of PSL. Multan Sultan has won PSL 2021 edition in captaincy of Muhammd Rizwan.

5. Arbab Niaz Stadium Peshawar

Capacity: 20,000

It is located in Peshawar city of KPK, Pakistan. It was built in 1980s in Peshawar city. It has seating capacity of 20,000 for cricket lovers. Arbab Niaz Stadium is home ground of PSL Peshawar Zalmi. Although, it still not hosted any match of PSL. Its construction is in progress and hope that it will host PSL 9 matches in 2024. Peshawar Zalmi is two time champion of Pakistan Super League.

 Its pitches was ideal for spinners but after reconstruction, let’s see what results we will get. It hosted many International matches. At first its name was “Shahi Bagh Stadium”.

6. Bugti Stadium Quetta

Capacity: 10,000

It is located in Quetta city, capital of Baluchistan province, Pakistan. It was constructed in 1954 and hosted many international and exhibition matches. Its pitches are good for batters to score. It can hold about 10,000 fans with its seating capacity. Recently, an exhibition match was played here between PSL franchises Peshawar Zamli and Quetta Gladiators. Purpose was to engage Quetta fans with cricket and PSL.

It is home ground of Quetta Gladiators. Quetta Gladiators is one time champion of Pakistan Super League.

7. Iqbal Stadium Faisalabad

Capacity: 18,000

It was built in 1970s in Faisalabad city of Punjab, Pakistan. It is named after great Pakistani poet and dreamer of Pakistan Allama Muhammad Iqbal. It is named Iqbal Stadium to honor great poet of world and Pakistan. It has seating capacity of 18,000 for cricket lovers to watch match in stadium. Its original name was “Lyallpur Stadium”.

It hosted 1996 World Cup match. The pitch here is friendly to batters to score more runs. Many international and local matches are played here.

8. Niaz Stadium Hyderabad

Capacity: 15,000

It is located in Thandi Sarak, Rani Bagh Qasimabad, Hyderabad, city of Sindh, Pakistan. It was constructed in 1959 and named Niaz Stadium due to a cricket lover of Hyderabad. It can hold 15,000 spectators at a time. Stadium has hosted many international and local matches. It is famous for hat trick of Pakistani bowler Jalaluddin. Its pitch is batting friendly and heaven for batters to perform.

9. Jinnah Stadium Sialkot

Capacity: 18,000

It is located in Sialkot, city of Punjab province, Pakistan. It was constructed by British government back in 1920s. Its original name was Jinnah Park and was later modified to Jinnah Stadium in 1979. It is one of the oldest cricket stadiums of Pakistan. It has seating capacity of about 18,000 for fans to watch their favorite players in stadium. Its pitches are heaven for bowlers to bowl on. Its green pitches are friendly for fast bowlers.

10. Jinnah Stadium Gujranwala

Capacity: 20,000

It was constructed in 1958 and was later modified in 1980s to 1990s. It is located in Gujranwala city of Punjab province, Pakistan. First match was played here in 1991 between India and Pakistan and famous as Sachin Tendulkar made his debut. It has seating capacity of 20,000 for cricket fans. Last international match was played in 2000s in which Aleem Dar made his umpiring career debut. It was built by former mayor of city, Muhammad Aslam Butt. Many international and local matches are played here. Its pitches are batting friendly to score.

11. Gawadar Cricket Stadium

Gawadar Cricket Stadium is famous for his beauty. It is located in Gawadar, city of Balochistan province, Pakistan. It has attracted many local and foreign players due to its location and charm. ICC International Cricket Council tweeted about its beauty. It is surrounded by high mountains which increases his beauty. It has not hosted any international match but many local exhibition matches are played here.

It declared as most beautiful cricket stadium of world. Stadium has not any seats but fans can watch matches here. Soon it will be constructed according to ICC standards to host international matches. It was inaugurated in 2020 initially.

12. Pissan Cricket Stadium Gilgit Baltistan

Pissan Cricket Stadium is considered as highest cricket stadium of world. It is located in Hunza Nagar, Gilgit Baltistan, Pakistan. It is situated at an altitude of 8,500 feet above sea level. If you are cricket and nature lover, go to Pissan Stadium and enjoy both at same spot. It is surrounded by many high and scenic mountains of Pakistan. CM Gilgit Baltistan Khalid Khurshid Khan was interested to convert Pissan Stadium to an international standard stadium. It will be teat to watch international matches there.

13. Mandi Bahauddin Cricket Stadium

Capacity: 10,000

Mandi Bahauddin Stadium is located in Mandi Bahauddin, Punjab, Pakistan. It is one of the beautiful stadiums of Pakistan. It is located in center of Mandi Bahaududdin city. It is not international standard stadium but many local tournaments and exhibition matches are played here. It is main cricket stadium for peoples of Mandi Bahauddin. It is named as Cinema Cricket Ground. Stadium has seating capacity of 10,000 for cricket lovers to watch match.

Conclusion

So what you think which stadium is best to watch cricket match? Pakistan has many beautiful stadiums for fans. If you ask me, Pissan Cricket Stadium is my first priorty. I am nature and cricket lover, it will be best moment for me to go there in stadium. Tell us about your thoughts in comments. Have you ever watched cricket match in stadium? Share your experience.

Cricket Stadium in United Arab Emirates

Introduction

United Arab Emirates (UAE) is known for its world class cricket facilities. UAE government has built many international standard stadiums for different sports. UAE is providing opportunities for youngsters to polish their talent to compete with world. UAE has built many international standard cricket stadiums for cricket lovers. UAE is second home for many cricket playing countries. They have built many cricket academies and training centers for cricketers to improve their fitness as well. United Arab Emirates (UAE) now has their cricket team which is improving day by day.

UAE cricket grounds are first priority for Pakistani, Indian, Sri Lankan and Afghanistan cricket boards to host matches if respective countries could not host matches in their own countries due to any reasons. UAE has hosted matches of Indian Premier League (IPL), Pakistan Super League (PSL), ICC Cricket World Cup and Asia Cup. ICC T20 World Cup 2021 and Asia Cup 2022 edition was also played in UAE. Asia Cup 2022 was shifted to UAE due to economic crises in Sri Lanka. Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) hosted their matches in UAE for about 10 years due attack on Sri Lankan cricket team back in 2009.

Today, I am going to share with you details of top best cricket stadiums in UAE.

1. Dubai International Cricket Stadium
2. Abu Dhabi Cricket Stadium
3. Sharjah Cricket Stadium

1.Dubai International Cricket Stadium

Capacity: 25,000

Stadium is located in Shiekh Mohammad Bin Zayed Road, Dubai Sports City, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It was opened on April 22, 2009 with cost of approx. 75 Million Euros to build and has seating capacity of almost 25,000 for cricket lovers. It is owned by Dubai Properties. This stadium has world class flood-lights which provide high quality visual in stadium and also on TV screen. Architect for this project was famous Canadian architect, Awsam Matloob. This stadium has world-class infrastructure. This stadium is home ground for United Arab Emirates national cricket team and UAE franchise league team Dubai Capital.

First match was played here ODI between Pakistan and Australia in 2009. This stadium is second home-ground for Pakistan to host their matches. Apart from cricket matches, this stadium witnessed Indian musical concert in 2013. Dubai international stadium hosted Pakistan Super League (PSL) matches for 4 consecutive years. PSL 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019 edition matches were played here. Stadium has hosted Indian Premier League (IPL) matches in 2020 and 2021. Asia Cup 2018 and 2022 edition matches were also played here. It hosted ICC tournament for the first time in 2021 as ICC T20 World Cup was shifted from India to UAE. Dubai Cricket Stadium is home ground for UAE based franchise cricket league International League T20.

2.Abu Dhabi Cricket Stadium

Capacity: 20,000

Abu Dhabi Cricket Stadium is also known as Sheikh Zayed Stadium. It is located in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The stadium cost 23 Million Dollars to build. Stadium was opened in 2004 and has seating capacity of 20,000 for fans to watch their favorite players in stadium. It has world-class infrastructure and international level facilities. It is operated by Emirates Cricket Board. Architect for this project was Michael. Abu Dhabi Stadium is home ground of UAE national cricket team, UAE T20 franchise league teams Abu Dhabi Knight Riders and MI Emirates.

First International match was played here ODI between Pakistan and India in 2006. Stadium is second home-ground for Pakistan and Afghanistan national cricket teams. Sheikh Zayed Stadium hosted Pakistan Super League (PSL) matches for 4 consecutive years. PSL 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019 edition matches were played here. Stadium has hosted Indian Premier League (IPL) matches in 2020 and 2021. Asia Cup 2018 and 2022 edition matches were also played here. It hosted ICC tournament for the first time in 2021 as ICC T20 World Cup was shifted from India to UAE. Abu Dhabi Cricket Stadium has also hosted matches of T10 League. Stadium recently hosted matches of International League T20.

3.Sharjah Cricket Stadium

Capacity: 16,000

Sharjah Cricket Stadium is located in industrial Area, industrial area 5, Sharjah, United Arab Emirates. Sharjah Cricket Stadium was opened in 1982 and has seating capacity of 16,000 for cricket lovers. It has word-class infrastructure and facilities. Stadium is owned by Bukhtir Group and architect for this project was Peter Hudson Buckle & Partners. This stadium is home ground of UAE national cricket team. Stadium holds the record for the most ODIs hosted in a venue. Sharjah Cricket Stadium has hosted 240 ODIs matches which is world record also registered in Guinness Book of World Records. First match was played here ODI in 1984 between Pakistan and Sri Lanka.

This stadium is home of cricket in UAE. Sharjah Cricket Stadium hosted Pakistan Super League (PSL) matches for 4 consecutive years. PSL 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019 edition matches were played here. Stadium has hosted Indian Premier League (IPL) matches in 2020 and 2021. Asia Cup 2018 and 2022 edition matches were also played here. It hosted ICC tournament for the first time in 2021 as ICC T20 World Cup was shifted from India to UAE. This stadium has hosted inaugural edition of T10 League in 2017. This stadium is second home ground of Pakistan Cricket Team and Afghanistan Cricket Team. Sharjah Cricket Stadium hosted matches of inaugural edition of UAE based T20 franchise league International League T20.

Conclusion

Which stadium is best for you to watch live match in stadium in UAE? Tell us in comment! If you ask me, I will definitely say Dubai International Stadium because of its flood-lights and stands. It provides decent facilities to spectators as well to enjoy match. But Sharjah Cricket Stadium is my second priority. Due to its rich history and records, I will love to visit that stadium and enjoy there. If you have experience about any match that you watched in above mentioned stadiums, share with us in comments. Thanks

Cricket Stadium in New Zealand

The Basin Reserve, Wellington

Capacity: 11,600

The Basin Reserve, settled within the heart of Wellington, is one of New Zealand's most seasoned and most famous cricket venues. It has facilitated endless international matches since 1868.

Eden Park, Auckland

Capacity: 42,000

Eden Park in Auckland is not just famous for its rugby history but is also a cricketing coliseum. It is New Zealand's biggest stadium and has seen a few of the foremost strongly cricketing fights.

Seddon Park, Hamilton

Capacity: 10,000

Seddon Park, moreover known as the Garden of Eden, could be a venue that stands out for its rich green outfield and cricketing legacy. The stadium is named after the previous New Zealand Prime Minister, Richard Seddon, who played a pivotal part in supporting cricket.

Hagley Oval, Christchurch

Capacity: 9,000

Hagley Oval, situated in the picturesque surroundings of Hagley Park, is a stadium that looks like it's been plucked from a postcard. With the stunning Southern Alps in the backdrop, it offers a delightful cricketing experience.

University Oval, Dunedin

Capacity: 3,500

University Oval in Dunedin may be a charming, boutique stadium that will not be as vast as a few of its partners, but it holds an uncommon put within the hearts of cricket fans.

Bay Oval, Tauranga

Capacity: 10,000

Bay Oval in Tauranga is one of the emerging gems in New Zealand's cricketing landscape. With its modern facilities and a striking setting near the Bay of Plenty, it's quickly gaining recognition.

McLean Park, Napier

Capacity: 19,700

McLean Park in Napier is uniquely situated near the coast, offering an experience of cricket by the sea. It's known for its wonderful pitch conditions, and its seaside location adds a touch of magic to every match.

Cricket Stadium in Australia

Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG)

Capacity: 100,000

The Melbourne Cricket Ground, tenderly known as the MCG or "The G," is the heavenly chalice of Australian cricket. It isn't as it were the largest stadium within the nation but too one of the foremost famous cricket settings all inclusive.

Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG)

Capacity: 48,000

The Sydney Cricket Ground, found within the heart of Sydney, is another cherished cricket stadium in Australia. Known for it’s insinuate setting and verifiable noteworthiness, the SCG has facilitated various Cinders experiences and One Day Internationals.

Adelaide Oval

Capacity: 50,000

Adelaide Oval is eminent for its pleasant setting on the banks of the River Torrens. This stadium encompasses a wealthy history and is known for its amazing pitch conditions, making it a favorite among players and fans alike. It offers an extraordinary involvement, particularly amid the day-night Test matches.

The Gabba (Brisbane Cricket Ground)

Capacity: 42,000

The Gabba, formally known as the Brisbane Cricket Ground, could be a high-energy stadium found in Brisbane, Queensland. Popular for its quick pitches and enthusiastic fans, The Gabba has facilitated a few notable matches, counting the primary Test of the summer.

WACA Ground (Perth)

Capacity: 20,000

The WACA Ground in Perth includes a notoriety for being one of the quickest and most challenging pitches within the world. It could be a favorite of bowlers and a bad dream for batsmen.

Bellerive Oval (Blundstone Arena)

Capacity: 20,000

Located in Hobart, Tasmania, Bellerive Oval, also known as Blundstone Arena, is a picturesque ground with a serene backdrop of the Derwent River and Mount Wellington.

Optus Stadium (Perth)

Capacity: 60,000

The Optus Stadium, situated in Perth, Western Australia, is one of the more up to date increments to the Australian cricket scene. It gives a cutting edge and comfortable encounter for fans.

Manuka Oval (Canberra)

Capacity: 13,000

Manuka Oval, located within the capital city of Canberra, offers an interesting and hint cricket encounter.

Adelaide Street Oval (Cairns)

Capacity: 3,000

Adelaide Street Oval in Cairns, Queensland, might not be as well-known as a few of the bigger stadiums on this list, but it has its own charm.

North Sydney Oval

Capacity: 10,000

North Sydney Oval is a charming and historic cricket ground located in New South Wales. It is known for its unique heritage and cozy seating arrangement.

Cazaly's Stadium (Cairns)

Capacity: 13,000

Cazaly's Stadium, located in Cairns, Queensland, is another diamond of Australian cricket.

Marrara Cricket Ground (Darwin)

Capacity: 12,500

Marrara Cricket Ground, situated in Darwin, Northern Territory, is a unique cricketing destination. With its proximity to the Timor Sea, it provides an unconventional experience, especially during the warm and humid summer months.

Junction Oval (Melbourne)

Capacity: 7,000

Junction Oval, situated within the heart of Melbourne, could be a center for domestic and women's cricket. With its boutique-style seating and offices, it gives a hint encounter for cricket devotees and has gotten to be a well-known venue for women's cricket in Australia.

Hurstville Oval (Sydney)

Capacity: 7,000

Hurstville Oval, located in Sydney's southern suburbs, has been a cornerstone for local cricket in New South Wales. Its charming setting make it a beloved ground for domestic matches and training facilities for budding cricketers.

Traeger Park (Alice Springs)

Capacity: 5,000

Traeger Park, nestled in Alice Springs, Northern Territory, offers a unique desert cricket experience. Its distinct environment, draws players and fans alike for memorable cricket matches under the clear outback skies.

Robertson Oval (Wagga Wagga)

Capacity: 10,000

Robertson Oval in  Wagga, New South Wales, may be a classic nation cricket venue. It gives a warm and inviting environment for domestic cricket, pulling in fans who appreciate the grassroots charm of the sport.

Sydney Showground Stadium

Capacity: 21,000

Located in Sydney, the Sydney Showground Stadium is home to the Sydney Thunder in the Big Bash League.

Karen Rolton Oval (Adelaide)

Capacity: 5,000

Karen Rolton Oval in Adelaide is a prime destination for women's cricket. It's named after one of Australia's amazing female cricketers, Karen Rolton.

Tony Ireland Stadium (Townsville)

Capacity: 10,000

Tony Ireland Stadium in Townsville, Queensland, provides a tropical cricketing experience.

Yarrow Stadium (Launceston)

Capacity: 15,000

Yarrow Stadium in Launceston, Tasmania, is another charming cricket ground.

Cricket Stadiums in Bangladesh

Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium, Dhaka

Capacity: 26,000

Found within the heart of Dhaka, the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium is the gem of the nation's cricket foundation. This stadium has witnessed a few of the foremost famous minutes in cricket history.

Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium, Chittagong

Capacity: 22,000

Settled within the coastal city of Chittagong, the Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium could be an interesting mix of cricket and common excellence.

Sylhet International Cricket Stadium, Sylhet

Capacity: 18,000

Sylhet International Cricket Stadium, situated in the serene city of Sylhet, is a relative newcomer to Bangladesh's cricket landscape.

Bangabandhu National Stadium, Dhaka

Capacity: 36,000

The noteworthy Bangabandhu National Stadium, initially outlined for different sports, has been adjusted for cricket.

Shahid Kamruzzaman Stadium, Rajshahi

Capacity: 15,000

Rajshahi's Shahid Kamruzzaman Stadium has been a key donor to the development of cricket within the locale. It gives an interesting and locks in climate for household and universal matches.

Sheikh Abu Naser Stadium, Khulna

Capacity: 15,000

Khulna's Sheikh Abu Naser Stadium, named after a prominent political figure, is celebrated for its vibrant cricket culture. The stadium's reputation has grown as it has hosted thrilling matches and international fixtures.

Shaheed Chandu Stadium, Bogura

Capacity: 15,000

In the heart of Bogura, you'll discover the Shaheed Chandu Stadium, another jewel in Bangladesh's cricketing landscape. It provides an up-close and personal experience for cricket enthusiasts.

Cricket Stadiums in Sri Lanka

Galle International Stadium

Capacity: 35,000

Galle Universal Stadium may be a cricketing pearl known for its dazzling area. It's settled by the ocean, advertising breathtaking sees to onlookers. It was opened in 1876.

R. Premadasa Stadium

Capacity: 35,000

Named after a former president of Sri Lanka, the R. Premadasa Stadium is a bustling hub for cricket. It's renowned for its electric atmosphere during matches and its state-of-the-art facilities. It was established in 1986.

Pallekele International Cricket Stadium

Capacity: 35,000

Pallekele International Cricket Stadium, located in Kandy, is another picturesque venue. It's surrounded by lush green hills and has hosted numerous international matches. It was opened in 2009.

Sinhalese Sports Club Ground

Capacity: 10,000

The Sinhalese Sports Club Ground could be a noteworthy setting that has stood the test of time. It's where a few of the foremost notorious minutes in Sri Lankan cricket have unfurled. It was established in 1952.

Asgiriya Stadium

Capacity: 10,300

Asgiriya Stadium in Kandy is soaks in history and may be a portion of Sri Lanka's cricketing legacy. Whereas it may not have universal matches anymore, it holds an extraordinary put within the hearts of cricket devotees.

Dambulla International Stadium

Capacity: 16,800

Dambulla International Stadium, located in the cultural heartland of Sri Lanka, is another remarkable venue. It's known for its lush outfield and has witnessed many thrilling encounters. It was opened in 2000.

Mahinda Rajapaksa International Cricket Stadium

Capacity: 35,800

Named after a previous president, this stadium in Hambantota could be a present day office prepared with all comforts. It's a crucial portion of Sri Lanka's cricketing framework. It was opened in 2009.

Cricket Stadiums in South Africa

Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg

Capacity: 34,000

The Wanderers Stadium, located in Johannesburg, is often referred to as "The Bullring." It has a rich history and is known for its intimidating atmosphere, especially when the Proteas (South Africa's national cricket team) play here.

Kingsmead Cricket Ground, Durban

Capacity: 25,000

Kingsmead in Durban is famous for its proximity to the beach and warm climate. It's the ideal place to catch a game of cricket and then relax on the nearby shoreline. It offers an enjoyable cricket experience.

SuperSport Park, Centurion

Capacity: 22,000

SuperSport Park in Centurion is a modern stadium with excellent facilities. It is often praised for its well-maintained pitch, making it a preferred destination for cricketing action. The stadium is known for its family-friendly environment.

St. George's Park, Port Elizabeth

Capacity: 19,000

St. George's Park, located in Port Elizabeth, is one of the oldest cricket grounds in South Africa. It offers a unique mix of history and modernity.

Mangaung Oval, Bloemfontein

Capacity; 20,000

Mangaung Oval is situated in Bloemfontein and is known for its spacious and well-maintained premises. It’s a fantastic venue for cricket lovers in the Free State province.

Willowmoore Park, Benoni

Capacity: 20,000

Willowmoore Park in Benoni is another gem of a cricket stadium in South Africa. It's known for its friendly atmosphere.

Senwes Park, Potchefstroom

Capacity: 18,000

Senwes Park in Potchefstroom is a small but intimate stadium, perfect for local and domestic cricket matches. Its charm lies in its simplicity and the passion of its local fans.

Buffalo Park, East London

Capacity: 20,000

Buffalo Park in East London is a coastal ground with a seating capacity of around 20,000. The ground's proximity to the ocean provides a unique experience for both players and fans.

Diamond Oval, Kimberley

Capacity: 11,000

Diamond Oval in Kimberley is one of the lesser-known gems in South African cricket. It offers an intimate setting for cricket enthusiasts.

Boland Park, Paarl

Capacity: 11,000

Boland Park in Paarl is known for its scenic beauty, surrounded by the Cape Winelands. It's a picturesque ground.

Pietermaritzburg Oval

Capacity: 12,000

Pietermaritzburg Oval is another historical ground with a charming atmosphere. It is a great place to experience South African cricket history.

Eurolux Boland Park, Paarl

Capacity: 11,000

Eurolux Boland Park is another cricketing gem in Paarl, known for its warm and welcoming ambiance. It’s a delightful venue for cricket fans.

Conclusion

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