Here is the Best Cricket Stadium List

 


The cricket game is played all around the world. Below is the main list of best cricket stadiums list.

  1. Lords, London, England:

It is the one and only oldest cricket stadium in the world and it has mainly the capacity to hold 30,000 spectators. This stadium was established in 1814, i.e. 206 years back. This stadium has organized and hosted many of the cricket matches and is mainly famous for the Ashes Test series. 

  1. The Oval, Kensington, London, England:

South of the Thames in London is an area which is better known as Kensington, It has a stadium called “the Oval”. Nowadays for many sponsorship purposes, this is generally called as the Kia Oval. The Kia Oval is just 31 years younger than Lord's stadium because it was established in 1845. But, the history of the oval stadium is much older than its establishment date. The first recorded professional cricket match was in this stadium was on June 18, 1724, nearly 300 years ago. At that time it was just a simple field to play a match on. 

  1. Melbourne Cricket Ground, One of the Best Cricket Stadiums in the World

For the local people in Melbourne, it is commonly known as the MCG and it is located in the Sporting Capital of the world and most Livable city in the world – i.e. Melbourne. It hosts a huge array of events of all sports. In the earlier days, it has also hosted many Olympic Games and the Commonwealth games.

  1. Eden Gardens, Kolkata, India:

It is basically the home of cricket in India. It was established in 1864. 

Currently, it serves as home to 

  • IPL franchise Kolkata Knight Riders

  • Bengal Cricket Team 

  • Indian National Team

With a capacity of holding 90,000 spectators, this stadium is the second-largest cricket stadium in the world. This stadium has hosted & organized the first test match in 1934 when India’s Cricket team had just begun to play a cricket match. In 1987, it was the second cricket playground stadium to host a cricket World Cup final. 

  1. Sydney Cricket Ground:

This was one of the best places for Australian Cricketers to get high scores on this pitch in the earlier days. Cricketing legend Sir Donald Bradman made his best score on this pitch i.e. made easily 452 runs with not out till the end of the match, in the year 1929. 

  1. Kensington Oval, Barbados:

This stadium is nearly 150 years old i.e. established in 1871. This cricket stadium has hosted & organized many cricket tournaments including a CWC 2007 and T20 EC 2010. In 2010, this stadium has even won awards i.e.  It’s got an award for Sports or Leisure Structures from the Institution of Structural Engineers. 

  1. Newlands Cricket Ground, Cape Town, South Africa:

It is situated between the tourist attractions of Table Mountain and Devils Peak. It has lots of best history memory related to the test cricket match; it was established in 1889 and has been a host and organizer for many international test series. 

  1. The WACA, Perth, Australia:

This is the third-best Australian stadium and it is the fastest bowlers pitch in the world for cricket.

  1. Eden Park Cricket Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand:

It is New Zealand’s largest stadium with a capacity of holding 42,000 spectators in the Cricket match. After its renovation, it is one of the best-chosen stadiums for ODIs (one-day inning) and a day-night match. This is the stadium where Indian legend cricketer Sachin Tendulkar made his Indian Debut as an ODI (One day International) opener. 

  1. The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg, South Africa:

This is the newest stadium among other stadiums, and it was established in 1956, as a replacement to the old wanders stadium. This stadium has hosted the IPL semi-final cricket match in 2009. 

  1. Wankhede Stadium, Amongst Must Visit Cricket Stadiums in the World:

Renovated for the 2011 World Cup, it was the stadium selected to host the final, and history was made here when India bought the World Cup at home. Like WACA, this stadium is also nearer to the sea, which helps swing bowlers a lot. 

  1. Galle International Stadium:


It is situated in Galle, Sri Lanka this stadium was originally known as ‘The Esplanade’. This stadium has the Indian Ocean on both two sides and is located near the grounds of a 16th Century Dutch Fort towering near it, which made this stadium one of the best scenic location stadiums in the world. The playground is back to its former glory after the 2004 Tsunami. When Sri Lanka hosts a test or ODI (one-day inning) series at least one match is played at this stadium.

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