Cricket Grounds
The world's greatest cricket venues and their records
Lord's Cricket Ground
The Home of Cricket
The 'Home of Cricket'. Headquarters of the MCC and the ICC. Iconic slope runs across the outfield.
Eden Gardens
The Mecca of Indian Cricket
The 'Mecca of Indian Cricket'. Scene of Laxman-Dravid's 376-run stand to beat Australia in 2001.
Melbourne Cricket Ground
The G
The world's largest cricket stadium. Home of the Boxing Day Test since 1950.
Sydney Cricket Ground
Traditional New Year's Test venue. Famous for drop-in pitches since 2016.
Wankhede Stadium
Scene of India's 2011 World Cup triumph. Rohit Sharma's home ground.
Headingley Cricket Ground
Famous for Botham's Ashes 1981. Ben Stokes hit 135* here to win in 2019.
The Kia Oval
The Oval
Traditionally hosts the final Test of each Ashes series in England. 2023 WTC Final venue.
Narendra Modi Stadium
World's Largest Cricket Stadium
Largest cricket stadium in the world. Hosted 2023 ODI World Cup Final.
National Stadium
Pakistan's most historic Test ground. Pitch favours pace at first, then spin heavily.
Gaddafi Stadium
PSL home. Renovated to international standard in 2019. Lively atmosphere famous across Asia.
M. Chinnaswamy Stadium
High-altitude ground known for flat pitches and big scores. RCB IPL home.
Newlands Cricket Ground
Newlands
One of cricket's most scenic grounds. Backdrop of Table Mountain. Cape Town Test a calendar fixture.
The Wanderers Stadium
The Bullring
Scene of cricket's greatest ODI — 434 all out vs Australia in 2006, SA chased 438 to win.
Adelaide Oval
First ground to host a day-night Test match. Beautiful Victorian architecture.
Sir Vivian Richards Stadium
SVR Stadium
Named after the greatest West Indian batsman. Lara's 400* was scored at the old Recreation Ground.
Utilita Bowl
Hampshire Bowl / Ageas Bowl
Host of the inaugural World Test Championship Final in 2021. Hampshire's home ground on the edge of the South Downs.
Hagley Oval
The Garden Ground
Christchurch's premier cricket ground, located adjacent to Hagley Park. Hosted the 2022 Women's Cricket World Cup final.
SuperSport Park
Centurion Park
South Africa's most used Test and ODI venue, home to the Titans and consistently fast-paced pitch.
R. Premadasa Stadium
Khettarama Stadium
Sri Lanka's largest cricket stadium and a regular host of ICC events. The 2002 Champions Trophy Final here was rained off twice.
Brabourne Stadium
The Cricket Club of India ground
Mumbai's first international cricket ground. Historic CCI venue that hosted the 2006 CT Final and 2013 Women's CWC Final.
Kensington Oval
Kensington Oval, Bridgetown
Barbados's iconic cricket ground, host of the 2007 World Cup Final and Viv Richards' finest innings territory.
Edgbaston Cricket Ground
Fortress Edgbaston
England's most hostile home ground — 'Fortress Edgbaston'. England rarely lose Tests here.
Emirates Old Trafford
Old Trafford
England's northern Test fortress. Notorious for rain and overcast conditions that suit swing bowling.
The Gabba
The Gabba (Brisbane Cricket Ground)
Australia's most intimidating Test fortress — now famous for India's 2021 Ashes breach after 32 years of Australian dominance.