cricket stadiums in world list with capacity and country

Test cricket grounds[edit]

Last updated till Test match #2203

No.	Official name (known as)	City	Country	First used	Last used	No. of Tests
1	Melbourne Cricket Ground	Melbourne, Victoria	Australia	15 March 1877	29 December 2015[3]	108 [4]
2	The Oval Cricket Ground	London	England	6 September 1880	23 August 2015[5]	98 [6]
3	Sydney Cricket Ground	Sydney, New South Wales	Australia	17 February 1882	7 January 2016[7]	104 [8]
4	Old Trafford Cricket Ground	Manchester	England	10 July 1884	9 August 2014[9]	76 [10]
5	Lord's Cricket Ground	London	England	21 July 1884	19 July 2015[11]	131 [12]
6	Adelaide Oval	Adelaide, South Australia	Australia	12 December 18849	29 November 2015[13]	73 [14]
7	Axxess DSL St. Georges (St George’s Park)	Port Elizabeth,Eastern Cape	South Africa	12 March 1889	30 December 2014[15]	26 [16]
8	Sahara Park Newlands (Newlands)	Cape Town, Western Cape	South Africa	25 March 1889	6 January 2016[17]	53 [18]
9	Old Wanderers No. 1 Ground (Old Wanderers)	Johannesburg,Gauteng	South Africa	2 March 18961	22 February 1939[19]	22 [20]
10	Trent Bridge Ground (Trent Bridge)	Nottingham,Nottinghamshire	England	1 June 1899	8 August 2015[21]	61 [22]
11	Headingley Stadium (Headingley)	Leeds, West Yorkshire	England	29 June 1899	21 May 2016[23]	75 [24]
12	County Cricket Ground (Edgbaston)	Birmingham, West Midlands	England	29 May 1902	31 July 2015[25]	48 [26]
13	Bramall Lane	Sheffield, South Yorkshire	England	3 July 19022	5 July 1902	1 [27]
14	Lord's No. 1 Ground (Lord's)	Durban, KwaZulu-Natal	South Africa	21 January 19103	9 November 1921[28]	4 [29]
15	Sahara Stadium, Kingsmead (Kingsmead)	Durban, KwaZulu-Natal	South Africa	18 January 1923	30 December 2015[30]	41 [31]
16	Exhibition Ground† (The Ekka)	Brisbane,Queensland	Australia	30 November 19284	20 January 1931[32]	2 [33]
17	AMI Stadium (formerly Jade Stadium and Lancaster Park)	Christchurch,Canterbury	New Zealand	10 January 1930	9 December 2006[34]	40 [35]
18	Kensington Oval (The Mecca)	Bridgetown,Barbados (West Indies)	Barbados	11 January 1930	30 June 2014[36]	50 [37]
19	Basin Reserve (The Basin)	Wellington	New Zealand	24 January 1930	15 February 2016[38]	58 [39]
20	Queen's Park Oval	Port of Spain,Trinidad and Tobago (West Indies)	Trinidad and Tobago	1 February 1930	20 June 2014[40]	59 [41]
21	Eden Park	Auckland	New Zealand	14 February 1930	9 February 2014[42]	49 [43]
22	Bourda	Georgetown, Guyana (West Indies)	Guyana	21 February 1930	4 April 2005[44]	30 [45]
23	Sabina Park (Bina)	Kingston, Jamaica (West Indies)	Jamaica	3 April 1930	14 June 2015[46]	48 [47]
24	Brisbane Cricket Ground (The Gabba)	Brisbane,Queensland	Australia	27 November 1931	9 November 2015[48]	58 [49]
25	Bombay Gymkhana Ground (Gymkhana Ground)	Mumbai,Maharashtra	India	15 December 1933	18 December 1933[50]	1 [51]
26	Eden Gardens	Kolkata, West Bengal	India	5 January 1934	6 November 2013[52]	39 [53]
27	M. A. Chidambaram Stadium (Chepauk)	Chennai, Tamil Nadu	India	10 February 1934	26 February 2013[54]	31 [55]
28	Feroz Shah Kotla Ground (Kotla)	New Delhi, Delhi	India	10 November 1948	7 December 2015[56]	32 [57]
29	Brabourne Stadium	Mumbai,Maharashtra	India	9 December 1948	6 December 2009[58]	18 [59]
30	Ellis Park Stadium (Ellis Park)	Johannesburg,Gauteng	South Africa	27 December 19485	2 February 1954[60]	6 [61]
31	Green Park Stadium	Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh	India	12 January 1952	27 November 2009[62]	21 [63]
32	University Ground	Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh	India	23 October 1952	26 October 1952[64]	1 [65]
33	Bangabandhu National Stadium	Motijheel, Dhaka,Dhaka Division	Bangladesh	1 January 19556	18 January 2005[66]	17 [67]
34	Bahawal Stadium	Bahawalpur, Punjab	Pakistan	15 January 1955	18 January 1955[68]	1 [69]
35	Bagh-e-Jinnah (Lawrence Gardens)	Lahore, Punjab	Pakistan	29 January 1955	31 March 1959[70]	3 [71]
36	Peshawar Club Ground	Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa	Pakistan	13 February 1955	16 February 1955[72]	1 [73]
37	National Stadium	Karachi, Sindh	Pakistan	26 February 1955	25 February 2009[74]	41 [75]
38	Carisbrook	Dunedin, Otago	New Zealand	11 March 1955	22 December 1998[76]	10 [77]
39	Lal Bahadur Shastri Stadium (Fateh Maidan)	Hyderabad,Telangana	India	19 November 1955	6 December 1988[78]	3 [79]
40	Nehru Stadium	Chennai, Tamil Nadu	India	6 January 1956	2 March 1965[80]	9 [81]
41	New Wanderers Stadium (Wanderers)	Johannesburg,Gauteng	South Africa	24 December 1956	16 January 2016[82]	36 [83]
42	Gaddafi Stadium (Lahore Stadium)	Lahore, Punjab	Pakistan	21 November 1959	5 March 2009[84]	40 [85]
43	Pindi Club Ground	Rawalpindi, Punjab	Pakistan	27 March 1965	30 March 1965[86]	1 [87]
44	Vidarbha Cricket Association Ground (VCA, Nagpur)	Nagpur, Maharashtra	India	3 October 1969	5 March 2006[88]	9 [89]
45	Western Australian Cricket Association Ground (The WACA)	Perth, Western Australia	Australia	11 December 1970	17 November 2015[90]	42 [91]
46	Niaz Stadium	Hyderabad, Sindh	Pakistan	16 March 1973	29 November 1984[92]	5 [93]
47	M. Chinnaswamy Stadium (Chinnaswamy Stadium)	Bangalore, Karnataka	India	22 November 1974	18 November 2015[94]	21 [95]
48	Wankhede Stadium	Mumbai,Maharashtra	India	23 January 1975	16 November 2013[96]	24 [97]
49	Iqbal Stadium	Faisalabad, Punjab	Pakistan	16 November 1978	25 January 2006[98]	24 [99]
50	McLean Park	Napier, Hawke's Bay	New Zealand	16 February 1979	28 January 2012[100]	10 [101]
51	Ibn-e-Qasim Bagh Stadium	Multan, Punjab	Pakistan	30 December 1980	4 January 1981[102]	1 [103]
52	Antigua Recreation Ground (The Rec)	St. John's, Antigua and Barbuda (West Indies)	Antigua and Barbuda	27 March 1981	19 February 2009[104]	22 [105]
53	Paikiasothy Saravanamuttu Stadium (Saravanamuttu Stadium)	Colombo, Western Province	Sri Lanka	17 February 1982	26 October 2015[106]	20 [107]
54	Asgiriya Stadium	Kandy, Central Province	Sri Lanka	22 April 1983	5 December 2007[108]	21 [109]
55	Gandhi Stadium	Jalandhar, Punjab	India	24 September 1983	29 September 1983[110]	1 [111]
56	Sardar Patel Stadium (Motera)	Ahmedabad, Gujarat	India	12 November 1983	19 November 2012[112]	12 [113]
57	Sinhalese Sports Club Ground (SSC)	Colombo, Western Province	Sri Lanka	16 March 1984	1 September 2015[114]	39 [115]
58	Colombo Cricket Club Ground (CCC)	Colombo, Western Province	Sri Lanka	24 March 1984	21 April 1987[116]	3 [117]
59	Jinnah Stadium (Sialkot Stadium)	Sialkot, Punjab	Pakistan	27 October 1985	26 September 1995[118]	4 [119]
60	Barabati Stadium	Cuttack, Odisha	India	4 January 1987	12 November 1995[120]	2 [121]
61	Sawai Mansingh Stadium	Jaipur, Rajasthan	India	21 February 1987	26 February 1987[122]	1 [123]
62	Bellerive Oval	Hobart, Tasmania	Australia	16 December 1989	12 December 2015[124]	12 [125]
63	Sector 16 Stadium	Chandigarh,Chandigarh	India	23 November 1990	27 November 1990[126]	1 [127]
64	Seddon Park	Hamilton, Waikato	New Zealand	22 February 1991	21 December 2015[128]	21 [129]
65	Jinnah Stadium	Gujranwala, Punjab	Pakistan	20 December 1991	25 December 1991[130]	1 [131]
66	Ranasinghe Premadasa Stadium (Premadasa Stadium)	Colombo, Western Province	Sri Lanka	28 August 1992	19 March 2013[132]	8 [133]
67	Tyronne Fernando Stadium (Fernando Stadium)	Moratuwa, Western Province	Sri Lanka	8 September 1992	13 December 1993[134]	4 [135]
68	Harare Sports Club (formerly Salisbury Sports Club)	Harare, Mashonaland	Zimbabwe	18 October 1992	12 August 2014[136]	32 [137]
69	Bulawayo Athletic Club	Bulawayo,Matabeleland	Zimbabwe	1 November 19927	5 November 1992[138]	1 [139]
70	Southend Club Cricket Stadium (Defence Cricket Stadium)	Karachi, Sindh	Pakistan	1 December 1993	6 December 1993[140]	1 [141]
71	Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium	Rawalpindi, Punjab	Pakistan	9 December 1993	16 April 2004[142]	8 [143]
72	K.D. Singh Babu Stadium	Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh	India	18 January 1994	22 January 1994[144]	1 [145]
73	Queens Sports Club	Bulawayo	Zimbabwe	20 October 1994	5 November 2011[146]	19 [147]
74	Punjab Cricket Association Stadium (Mohali)	Mohali, Punjab	India	10 December 1994	7 November 2015[148]	12 [149]
75	Arbab Niaz Stadium	Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa	Pakistan	8 September 1995	30 August 2003[150]	6 [151]
76	SuperSport Park (Centurion Park)	Centurion, Gauteng	South Africa	16 November 1995	26 January 2016[152]	21 [153]
77	Sheikhupura Stadium	Sheikhupura, Punjab	Pakistan	17 October 1996	21 October 1997[154]	2 [155]
78	The Playing Fields (Arnos Vale)	Kingstown, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (West Indies)	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	20 June 1997	9 September 2014[156]	3 [157]
79	Galle International Stadium	Galle, Southern Province	Sri Lanka	3 June 1998	18 October 2015[158]	24 [159]
80	Goodyear Park (Springbok Park)	Bloemfontein, Free State	South Africa	29 October 1999	22 November 2008[160]	4 [161]
81	Multan Cricket Stadium	Multan, Punjab	Pakistan	29 August 2001	23 November 2006[162]	5 [163]
82	MA Aziz Stadium	Chittagong,Chittagong Division	Bangladesh	15 November 2001	10 January 2005[164]	8 [165]
83	Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium (SCA Stadium)	Sharjah, United Arab Emirates	United Arab Emirates	31 January 20028	5 November 2015[166]	8 [167]
84	National Cricket Stadium (Queen's Park)	St. George's,Grenada (West Indies)	Grenada	28 June 2002	20 July 2009[168]	2 [169]
85	Buffalo Park	East London, Eastern Cape	South Africa	18 October 2002	21 October 2002[170]	1 [171]
86	North West Cricket Stadium (Senwes Park)	Potchefstroom, North West	South Africa	25 October 2002	27 October 2002[172]	1 [173]
87	County Ground (Riverside)	Chester-le-Street,County Durham	England	5 June 2003	12 August 2013[174]	5 [175]
88	Beausejour	Gros Islet, Saint Lucia (West Indies)	Saint Lucia	20 June 2003	16 September 2014[176]	4 [177]
89	Marrara Oval	Darwin, Northern Territory	Australia	18 July 2003	3 July 2004[178]	2 [179]
90	Bundaberg Rum Stadium (Cazaly's Stadium)	Cairns, Queensland	Australia	25 July 2003	13 July 2004[180]	2 [181]
91	Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium	Sagorika, Chittagong,Chittagong Division	Bangladesh	28 February 2006	25 July 2015[182]	14 [183]
92	Shaheed Chandu Stadium	Bogra, Rajshahi Division	Bangladesh	8 March 2006	11 March 2006[184]	1 [185]
93	Khan Shaheb Osman Ali Stadium	Fatullah,Narayanganj, Dhaka Division	Bangladesh	9 April 2006	14 June 2015[186]	2 [187]
94	Warner Park	Basseterre, Saint Kitts and Nevis (West Indies)	Saint Kitts and Nevis	22 June 2006	24 May 2011[188]	3 [189]
95	Shere-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium	Mirpur, Dhaka, Dhaka Division	Bangladesh	25 May 2007	3 August 2015[190]	14 [191]
96	University Oval	Dunedin, Otago	New Zealand	4 January 2008	14 December 2015[192]	7 [193]
97	Providence Stadium	Providence, Guyana (West Indies)	Guyana	22 March 2008	15 May 2011[194]	2 [195]
98	Sir Vivian Richards Stadium	North Sound, Antigua and Barbuda (West Indies)	Antigua and Barbuda	30 May 2008	17 April 2015[196]	4 [197]
99	Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium (Jamtha)	Nagpur, Maharashtra	India	6 November 2008	27 November 2015[198]	4 [199]
100	SWALEC Stadium (Sophia Gardens)	Cardiff, South Glamorgan	Wales	8 July 2009[1][2]	30 May 2011[200]	2 [201]
101	Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium (Uppal)	Hyderabad,Telangana	India	12 November 2010	5 March 2013[202]	3 [203]
102	Dubai International Cricket Stadium (Dubai Sports City Stadium)	Dubai, United Arab Emirates	United Arab Emirates	12 November 2010	26 October 2015[204]	9 [205]
103	Sheikh Zayed Cricket Stadium	Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates	United Arab Emirates	20 November 2010	17 October 2015[206]	8 [207]
104	Pallekele International Cricket Stadium (Muttiah Muralitharan International Cricket Stadium)	Pallekele, Central Province	Sri Lanka	1 December 2010	7 July 2015[208]	4 [209]
105	Rose Bowl (Ageas Bowl)	Southampton,Hampshire	England	16 June 2011	31 July 2014[210]	2 [211]
106	Windsor Park	Roseau, Dominica (West Indies)	Dominica	7 June 2011	5 June 2015[212]	4 [213]
107	Sheikh Abu Naser Stadium	Khulna, Khulna Division	Bangladesh	21 November 2012	2 May 2015[214]	3 [215]
108	Hagley Oval	Christchurch,Canterbury	New Zealand	26 December 2014	24 February 2016[216]	2 [217]

Rose Bowl, Southampton, England – used for the first time by England in June 2011.

^1 – 22 Tests from 1896 to 1939; not used for first-class cricket since 1946; redeveloped asJohannesburg Railway Station.
^2 – Staged only one Test; not used for cricket since 1973; home ground of Sheffield United F.C.
^3 – 4 Tests from 1910 to 1921; not used for first-class cricket since 1922; demolished.
^4 – Staged two Tests, one in 1928 and the other in 1931; not used for first-class cricketsince 1931.
^5 – 6 Tests from 1948 to 1954; not used for first-class cricket since 1956; now used only for rugby union.
^6 – First used by Pakistan for 8 Tests, later for 9 Tests by Bangladesh, including the inaugural home Test for both sides, on 1 January 1955 and 10 November 2000 respectively. Used exclusively for football since March 2005.
^7 – Staged only one Test in 1992; subsequent Tests in Bulawayo played at the Queens Sports Club.
^8 – 4 Tests in 2002. ^9 – Hosted the first Day-Night Test match on 27 November 2015.

Grounds by country[edit]

List of grounds by country, up to 7 December 2015 (Test#2191)

Country	No. of grounds	Location of first match	Date of first match	No. of Tests
Australia	9	Melbourne Cricket Ground	15 March 1877	401
England	9	The Oval Cricket Ground	6 September 1880	497
South Africa	11	St. George's Park (now Axxess DSL St. Georges)	12 March 1889	211
New Zealand	8	Lancaster Park (now AMI Stadium)	10 January 1930	193
Barbados	1	Kensington Oval	11 January 1930	51
Trinidad and Tobago	1	Queen's Park Oval	1 February 1930	59
Guyana	2	Bourda	21 February 1930	32
Jamaica	1	Sabina Park	3 April 1930	48
India	21	Bombay Gymkhana Ground	15 December 1933	248
Bangladesh	7	Bangabandhu National Stadium	1 January 1955	59*
Pakistan	16	Bahawal Stadium	15 January 1955	144*
Antigua and Barbuda	2	Antigua Recreation Ground	27 March 1981	27
Sri Lanka	8	Paikiasothy Saravanamuttu Stadium	17 February 1982	126
Zimbabwe	3	Harare Sports Club	18 October 1992	52
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	1	The Playing Fields	20 June 1997	3
United Arab Emirates	3	Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium	31 January 2002	25
Grenada	1	National Cricket Stadium	28 June 2002	3
Saint Lucia	1	Beausejour Stadium	20 June 2003	4
Saint Kitts and Nevis	1	Warner Park	22 June 2006	3
Wales	1	SWALEC Stadium (Sophia Gardens)	8 July 2009	3
Dominica	1	Windsor Park	7 June 2011	4

Active stadiums

No.	Ground	Capacity	City	Country	Home teams
1	Melbourne Cricket Ground	100,024[1]	Melbourne	Australia	Australia, Victoria Bushrangers, Melbourne Stars
2	Eden Gardens	66,000[2]	Kolkata	India	India, Bengal, Kolkata Knight Riders
3	Raipur International Cricket Stadium	65,000[3]	Naya Raipur	India	Delhi Daredevils
4	Jawaharlal Nehru International Stadium	60,000[4]	Kochi	India	India, Kerala, Kerala Blasters FC
5	Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium	60,000[5]	Hyderabad	India	India, Hyderabad, Sunrisers Hyderabad,Deccan Chargers
6	Docklands Stadium	56,347[6]	Melbourne	Australia	Melbourne Renegades
7	Trivandrum International Stadium	55,000[7]	Trivandrum	India	India
8	Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium	55,000[8][9]	Pune	India	India, Kings XI Punjab, Maharashtra, Rising Pune Supergiants,
9	Feroz Shah Kotla Ground	55,000[10]	Delhi	India	India, Delhi, Delhi Daredevils
10	DY Patil Stadium	55,000[11]	Navi Mumbai	India	India, Mumbai Indians
11	Adelaide Oval	53,583[12]	Adelaide	Australia	Australia, Southern Redbacks, Adelaide Strikers
12	Eden Park	50,000[13]	Auckland	New Zealand	New Zealand, Auckland Aces
13	Sardar Patel Stadium	49,000[14]	Ahmedabad	India	India, Gujarat, Rajasthan Royals
14	Sydney Cricket Ground	48,000[15]	Sydney	Australia	Australia, New South Wales Blues, Sydney Sixers
15	Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium	45,000[16]	Nagpur	India	India, Vidarbha
16	Green Park Stadium	45,000[17]	Kanpur	India	India, Uttar Pradesh
17	Barabati Stadium	45,000	Cuttack	India	India, Orissa
18	The Gabba	42,000[18]	Brisbane	Australia	Australia, Queensland Bulls, Brisbane Heat
19	M. Chinnasamy Stadium	40,000[19]	Bangalore	India	India, Karnataka, Royal Challengers Bangalore
20	JSCA International Cricket Stadium	39,133[20]	Ranchi	India	Jharkhand, Chennai Super Kings, Kolkata Knight Riders
21	MA Chidambaram Stadium	38,000[21]	Chennai	India	India, Tamil Nadu, Chennai Super Kings
22	R. Premadasa Stadium	35,000[22]	Colombo	Sri Lanka	Sri Lanka
23	Westpac Stadium	34,500[23]	Wellington	New Zealand	Wellington Firebirds
24	Karachi National Stadium	34,228[24]	Karachi	Pakistan	Pakistan, Karachi cricket teams, Pakistan International Airlines, Karachi Kings
25	Wanderers Stadium	34,000[25]	Johannesburg	South Africa	South Africa, Highveld Lions, Transvaal
26	Wankhede Stadium	32,000[26]	Mumbai	India	India, Mumbai Cricket Team, Mumbai Indians
27	Holkar Cricket Stadium	30,000	Indore	India	Madhya Pradesh.
28	MA Aziz Stadium	30,000	Chittagong	Bangladesh	Chittagong Division, Comilla Victorians
29	Lord's Cricket Ground	30,000	London	England	Marylebone Cricket Club, England, Middlesex
30	Multan Cricket Stadium	30,000[27]	Multan	Pakistan	Pakistan
31	Rangiri Dumbulla Stadium	30,000[28]	Dambulla	Sri Lanka	Sri Lanka
32	Punjab Cricket Association Stadium	28,000[29]	Mohali	India	India, Punjab, Kings XI Punjab
33	Buffalo Park	28,000	East-London	South Africa	South Africa, Warriors
34	Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium	28,000[30]	Rajkot	India	India, Saurashtra, Gujarat
35	Gaddafi Stadium	27,000[31]	Lahore	Pakistan	Pakistan, Lahore Lions, Lahore Eagles, 1996 Cricket World Cup Final
36	Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium	27,000	Sharjah	United Arab Emirates
37	The Oval	26,000	London	England	England, Surrey
38	Sher-e-Bangla Cricket Stadium	26,000[32]	Dhaka	Bangladesh	Bangladesh, Dhaka Dynamites
39	Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium	25,000	Rawalpindi	Pakistan	Rawalpindi Rams
40	Edgbaston Cricket Ground	25,000	Birmingham	England	England, Warwickshire
41	Rose Bowl	25,000	Southampton	England	England, Hampshire
42	Queen's Park Oval	25,000	Port of Spain	Trinidad and Tobago	Trinidad and Tobago
43	Greenfield Stadium	25,000	Trelawny Parish	Jamaica	Jamaica
44	Khan Shaheb Osman Ali Stadium	25,000	Fatullah	Bangladesh	Bangladesh, Dhaka Dynamites
45	K. D. Singh Babu Stadium	25,000	Lucknow	India	Uttar Pradesh
46	Newlands Cricket Ground	25,000	Cape Town	South Africa	South Africa, Cape Cobras
47	Nehru Stadium, Pune	25,000	Pune	India	Maharashtra
48	Iqbal Stadium	25,000	Faisalabad	Pakistan	Faisalabad Wolves
49	Dubai International Cricket Stadium	25,000	Dubai	United Arab Emirates
50	Sahara Stadium Kingsmead	25,000	Durban	South Africa	South Africa, Dolphins
51	ACA-VDCA Stadium	25,000[33]	Visakhapatnam	India	India, Andhra Pradesh, Deccan Chargers,Sunrisers Hyderabad
52	WACA Ground	24,500	Perth	Australia	Australia, Western Warriors, Perth Scorchers
53	Sawai Mansingh Stadium	23,185[20]	Jaipur	India	India, Rajasthan, Rajasthan Royals
54	HPCA Stadium	23,000	Dharamsala	India	Kings XI Punjab
55	SuperSport Park	22,000	Centurion	South Africa	South Africa, Titans
56	Old Trafford	22,000	Manchester	England	England, Lancashire
57	McLean Park	22,000	Napier	New Zealand	Central Stags
58	Zohur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium	20,000	Chittagong	Bangladesh	Bangladesh, Chittagong Vikings, Chittagong Division
59	Bourda	22,000	Georgetown	Guyana
60	Newcastle Number 1 Sports Ground	20,000	Newcastle	Australia	New South Wales Blues, Newcastle District Cricket
61	Bellerive Oval	20,000[34]	Bellerive	Australia	Australia, Tasmanian Tigers, Hobart Hurricanes
62	Queen Elizabeth II Park	20,000	Christchurch	New Zealand	Canterbury Wizards
63	Queen's Park	20,000[35]	Saint George's	Grenada	West Indies
64	Brabourne Stadium	20,000	Churchgate	India	Bombay Quadrangular, Rajasthan Royals
65	Sir Vivian Richards Stadium	20,000	Antigua	Antigua and Barbuda	West Indies
66	Headingley	20,000	Leeds	England	England, Yorkshire
67	Beausejour Stadium	20,000	Gros Islet	Saint Lucia	Windward Islands
68	Jinnah Stadium	20,000	Sialkot	Pakistan	Sialkot Stallions
69	Arbab Niaz Stadium	20,000	Peshawar	Pakistan	Peshawar Panthers
70	Chevrolet Park	20,000	Bloemfontein	South Africa	South Africa, Knights
71	Willowmoore Park	20,000	Benoni	South Africa	South Africa, Titans
72	Central Broward Regional Park	20,000	Lauderhill	United States
73	Sabina Park	20,000	Kingston	Jamaica	West Indies, Jamaica
74	Queenstown Events Centre	19,000	Queenstown	New Zealand	New Zealand
75	Riverside Ground	19,000	Chester-le-Street	England	England, Durham
76	Arnos Vale Stadium	18,000	Kingstown	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
77	Roop Singh Stadium	18,000[36]	Gwalior	India	Madhya Pradesh
78	Trent Bridge	17,500	Nottingham	England	England, Nottinghamshire
79	County Cricket Ground	16,000	Bristol	England	Gloucestershire
80	St George's Park	16,000	Port Elizabeth	South Africa	South Africa, Warriors
81	Sheikh Zayed Cricket Stadium	16,000	Abu Dhabi	United Arab Emirates
82	Quaid-e-Azam Stadium	16,000	Mirpur	Pakistan	local cricket teams
83	SWALEC Stadium	15,643	Cardiff	Wales	England, Glamorgan
84	Sheikh Abu Naser Stadium	15,000	Khulna	Bangladesh	Bangladesh, Khulna Division, Khulna Royal Bengals
85	St Lawrence Ground	15,000	Canterbury	England	Kent
86	Owen Delany Park	15,000	Taupo	New Zealand	Northern Districts Knights
87	Providence Stadium	15,000	Providence	Guyana	2007 Cricket World Cup
88	Madhavrao Scindia Cricket Ground	15,000	Rajkot	India	Saurashtra Cricket Association
89	Niaz Stadium	15,000	Hyderabad	Pakistan	Hyderabad Hawks
90	Qayyum Stadium	15,000	Peshawar	Pakistan
91	Paikiasothy Saravanamuttu Stadium	15,000	Colombo	Sri Lanka	Sri Lanka Cricket
92	Shaheed Chandu Stadium	15,000[37]	Bogra	Bangladesh	Bangladesh, Rangpur Riders
93	Sylhet International Cricket Stadium	13,500	Sylhet	Bangladesh	Bangladesh, Sylhet Super Stars, Sylhet Division
94	Windsor Park	12,000	Roseau	Dominica	West Indies, Windward Islands cricket team
95	Kensington Oval	11,000[38]	Bridgetown	Barbados	West Indies
96	Seddon Park	10,000	Hamilton	New Zealand	New Zealand

Stadiums under construction

No.	Ground	Capacity	City	Country	Home team	Estimated Completion Date
1	Sardar Patel Stadium	100,000	Ahmedabad	India	India, Gujarat Lions	2015-2018
2	Perth Stadium	60,000	Perth	Australia	Perth Scorchers,Australia	2018
3	Brian Lara Stadium	15,000	Tarouba	Trinidad and Tobago	West Indies	2002-unfinished
4	Sheikh Kamal International Stadium, Cox's Bazar	100,000	Cox's Bazar	Bangladesh	Bangladesh, Chittagong	2014-2017
5	Gwalior International Cricket Stadium	60,000[39]	Gwalior	India	India, Madhya Pradesh Cricket Association	2015-2018
6	Shaheed Mohtarama Benazir Bhutto International Cricket Stadium	20,000	Garhi Khuda Bakhsh	Pakistan	Pakistan	N/A
7	Indira Gandhi International Cricket Stadium	10,000	Haldwani, Uttarakhand	India	N/A	N/A
8	Lucknow International Cricket Stadium	50,000	Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh	India	India, Uttar Pradesh Cricket Association	2018-19
9	Bahria Sports City	50,000[40]	Karachi	Pakistan	Pakistan, Sindh cricket team	2018

Former or demolished stadiums

No.	Ground	Capacity	City	Country	Home team	Closed (as a cricket ground)
1	ANZ Stadium	83,500[41]	Sydney	Australia	Australia, New South Wales Blues,Sydney Thunder	2014
2	Bangabandhu National Stadium	36,000	Dhaka	Bangladesh	Bangladesh	2006
3	Lal Bahadur Shastri Stadium	30,000	Hyderabad	India	India, Hyderabad cricket team	2003
4	Old Wanderers	n/a	Johannesburg	South Africa	South Africa	1939
5	Sydney Showground	90,000	Sydney	Australia		1998
6	Lancaster Park	35,000	Christchurch	New Zealand		2012
7	Vidarbha Cricket Association Ground	20,000	Nagpur	India	Vidarbha cricket team	2010
8	Brisbane Exhibition Ground	25,490	Brisbane	Australia	Queensland Bulls	1931
9	Sheffield Park	25,000	Uckfield	England		1909
10	Indira Priyadarshini Stadium	20,000	Visakhapatnam	India	Andhra cricket team	2005
11	Hyde Park Ground	16,000	Sheffield	England	Sheffield Cricket Club	1853