Indian Cricket Stadiums
Explore India's premier cricket venues with detailed information about capacity, pitch conditions, and historical matches.
Kolkata, West Bengal
India's largest cricket stadium and the world's third-largest. Known as the 'Mecca of Indian Cricket' and famous for its electrifying atmosphere during matches.
Capacity
66,000
Established
1864
Pitch Type
Clay-based, favors spinners
Boundary
180 yards boundary
Floodlights
Yes (installed 1993)
Notable Matches
2016 ICC World T20 final, 1987 World Cup final
Mumbai, Maharashtra
Iconic stadium where India won the 2011 Cricket World Cup. Known for its short boundaries and batting-friendly pitches.
Capacity
33,108
Established
1974
Pitch Type
Red soil, good for batting
Boundary
160-170 yards boundary
Floodlights
Yes
Notable Matches
2011 World Cup final, Sachin Tendulkar's last Test
Ahmedabad, Gujarat
World's largest cricket stadium with state-of-the-art facilities. Hosts major international matches including day-night Tests.
Capacity
132,000
Established
1982 (renovated 2020)
Pitch Type
Black soil, balanced
Boundary
180 yards boundary
Floodlights
Yes
Notable Matches
2021 India-England day-night Test, 2023 World Cup final
Bangalore, Karnataka
Known for its high-altitude location and batting-friendly conditions. First Indian ground to install floodlights (1996).
Capacity
40,000
Established
1969
Pitch Type
True bounce, good for strokeplay
Boundary
140-160 yards boundary
Floodlights
Yes
Notable Matches
1996 World Cup quarterfinal, 2017 India-Australia Test
Chennai, Tamil Nadu
One of India's oldest cricket grounds with a passionate fan base. Known for its hot, humid conditions favoring spinners.
Capacity
38,000
Established
1916
Pitch Type
Red soil, turns as match progresses
Boundary
170 yards boundary
Floodlights
Yes
Notable Matches
1986 Tied Test vs Australia, 2011 World Cup opener
Delhi
Historic venue known for low-scoring matches due to its unpredictable pitch behavior. Recently renovated with modern facilities.
Capacity
41,842
Established
1883
Pitch Type
Dusty, favors spinners
Boundary
150-160 yards boundary
Floodlights
Yes
Notable Matches
Anil Kumble's 10-wicket haul vs Pakistan (1999)
Mohali, Punjab
Known for its lively pitches and excellent outfield. Hosted India-Pakistan semifinal in 2011 World Cup.
Capacity
26,950
Established
1993
Pitch Type
Grass-covered, pace-friendly
Boundary
165 yards boundary
Floodlights
Yes
Notable Matches
2011 World Cup semifinal, 2005 India-Pakistan ODI
Hyderabad, Telangana
Modern stadium with excellent facilities. Known for producing high-scoring matches with true bounce.
Capacity
39,200
Established
2003
Pitch Type
Black soil, good for batting
Boundary
170 yards boundary
Floodlights
Yes
Notable Matches
2019 India-Australia ODI (Rohit Sharma's 209)