Established: 1883

Capacity: 41,800

Location: Delhi

Owner: Delhi District Cricket Association

First Test: November 1948

First ODI: September 1982

Feroz Shah Kotla Ground is situated in Delhi which is India’s Capital. The Ground was built in year 1883 at Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg, Delhi. In India’s Cricket Venue Eden Gardens of Kolkata is the Oldest and first ground established ever then after on second number Feroz Shah Kotla Ground. This is the ground where Anil Kumble took 10 wickets against Pakistan in Test Match and became the second person to take 10 wickets in an innings after Jim Laker.

The ground is established in year 1883 with seating capacity of 41,820 in present. The first test match played here India vs West Indies in year in 1948 and first ODI (One Day International) in year 1982 between India vs Sri Lanka. DDCA (Delhi District Cricket Association) is the owner.

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M Chinnaswamy Stadium

Eden Gardens

Wankhede Stadium Mumbai

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Established: 1993

Capacity: 26,000

Location: Mohali, Chandigarh

Owner: Punjab Cricket Assiciation

First Test: December 1994

First ODI: November 1993

Punjab Cricket Association stadium is located in Mohali which is near to Chandigarh airport and the stadium is commonly known by Mohali stadium.  PCA stadium is home ground of IPL franchise Kings XI Punjab.

PCA stadium has capacity of 26000 and it is established in a year 1993,  owner of this stadium is Punjab Cricket Association. The cricket stadium is designed by Arun Loomba and associates. The first test match was played in the ground in year 1994 between India and West Indies. In year 2011, second semi-final match of world cup i.e India vs Pakistan was attended by the Prime Minister Of both the countires India’s Manmohan Singh and Yousaf Raza Gilani of Pakistan.

M Chinnaswamy Stadium

Eden Gardens

Wankhede Stadium Mumbai

HPCA Stadium

Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium

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• Established: 1969
• Capacity: 35,000
• Location: Bengaluru
• Owner: Karnataka Government
• First Test: November 1974
• First ODI: September 1982

M Chinnaswamy stadium formerly known as Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) stadium. Mangalam Chinnaswamy was a prominent Indian cricket administrator there after he was selected as the President of Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) from 1977 to 1980 and Secretary from 1960 to 1965. The name of ground was changed in tribute to Mr. M. Chinnaswamy from KSCA.

Stadium is well built and it has capacity to seat around 35000, which is not less. It is the home ground of KSCA and Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) team of Indian Premiere League (IPL). The first Test played at this stadium was on 22–29 November 1974. The famous debut Test match for the West Indian batsman Viv Richards and Gordon Greenidge.

The stadium has also housed India’s National Cricket Academy since 2000.

M Chinnaswamy stadium cricket pitch is said to be bouncy and pacy, which is something unprecedented in the history of Indian cricket. Floodlights were first installed at this stadium for the 1996 Wills World Cup. The first match played here under lights was the quarter-final clash between arch-rivals India and Pakistan on 9 March 1996 in which India defeated Pakistan by 39 runs in a thrilling encounter.

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Established: 1864

Capacity: 66,349

Location: Kolkata

Owner: Indian Army

First Test: January 1934

First ODI: February 1987

First T20I: October 2011

Eden Gardens is situated in Kolkata City of India having capacity of 66000 visitors to be seated for watching match in ground. This ground is counted one of the largest playground in the world, if we talk about the world it place 4th largest Cricket Ground and in India its on 2nd place because on first place Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium situated in Kochi.

Its also known as “Cricket’s answer to the Colosseum” .

Eden Garden capacity to seating is reduced for World Cup 2011 as per the demand of International Cricket Council (ICC) ,before the ICC World Cup 2011 its range is upto 1 lakh as per the information provided on wikipedia but now its about 66,000. This is done to make fans and persons comfortable who visited there to enjoy the game. The 27th February 2011 match between India vs England venue was changed by ICC from there to M.Chinnaswamy Bengaluru because the renovation was not completed so ICC remark Eden Garden as unsafe for that match. Every year Indian Premiere League (IPL) host several matches over there and Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) is the home team of Eden Gardens venue.

Official Website: http://www.edengarden.co.nz/

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Established: 1974

Capacity: 33,000

Location: Mumbai

Owner: Mumbai Cricket Association

First Match: 1975

First ODI: 1987 (India vs Sri Lanka)

Wankhede stadium is nicely built in the heart of Mumbai after renovation it looks very beautiful now the stadium has capacity of 33108 as per information by Wikipedia, stadium is established in year 1974 it is one of the oldest stadium in India having so many records of International as well as Domestic cricket match ,the first test match in Wankhede stadium seen live between India and West Indies in January 1975 then after it is used for ODI Cricket and also for T20 cricket.

The ground is located near the Marine Lines in Mumbai, the stadium is selected to host the final of  ODI World Cup 2011 that is the reason for which it is redesigned and redeveloped. Total 20 One Day International match of world cup hosted at Venue Wankhede stadium in years 1987, 1996, 2011.  This is the ground where Sachin Tendulkar took rest from his International career.The stadium has these stands Sunil Gavaskar Stand, North Stand, Vijay Merchant Stand, Sachin Tendulkar Stand, MCA Stand, Vitthal Divecha Stand, Garware Stand, Grand Stand.

Official Website: http://www.mumbaicricket.com/mca/index.asp

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Established: 2003

Capacity: 23,000

Location: Dharamsala

Owner: Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium

First Match: 2005

HPCA (Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium) is Cricket Ground situated in Dharamsala, Himachal Pradesh. Dharamsala is very famous city known Internationally and one of the big reason to call it famous is that this the place where Dalai Lama of Tibet born.

HPCA Stadium is situated in hilly area and designed beautifully, in background Himalaya Ranges are there, so many matches are played over there and Pakistan played the first international match in this ground.

Official Website Of HPCA

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Established: 2008

Capacity: 45,000

Location: Nagpur

First Match: 6 November 2008

The Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium is known as New VCA Stadium located in Nagpur, Maharasthra, India. Stadium is built and inaugurated in year 2008. It is an International stadium built according to the ICC (International Cricket Council). Every year IPL matches are also played over there so this ground is perfect from all aspect domestic as well as International cricket.

Official Website of the stadium .

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