World's 10 oldest cricket stadiums, a historical ground of India also included in this list

Oldest Cricket Stadiums: The game of cricket is very much liked all over the world. It has many old stadiums which are witnesses to the history of this sport. Many memorable matches have been played in these stadiums, one of the 10 oldest cricket stadiums in the world, it is also a historical ground of India, which reflects our country's love for cricket. Let us know about these old stadiums and see how special they are in the history of cricket.

Lord's Cricket Ground – 1814

Lord's Cricket Ground, located in St. John's Wood, London, is the oldest cricket ground in the world. It is named after its founder Thomas Lord, who was a professional cricket player. Today, the ground is owned by the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) and Middlesex County Cricket Club plays here. It is also known as the “Home of Cricket” and can seat 31,100 spectators.

Trent Bridge – 1838

Trent Bridge is located in West Bridgford, Nottinghamshire, England and is the second oldest cricket ground in the world, having been established in 1838. The architecture here is considered very beautiful and this ground can seat 17,500 spectators.

The Oval – 1845

The Oval Cricket Ground is located in Kennington, London and was established in 1845. It is the home of Surrey County Cricket Club. The first international test match was played here in 1880. The ground also hosts football and rugby matches.

Sydney Cricket Ground – 1848

The Sydney Cricket Ground is located in More Park, Sydney, Australia and cricket matches have been taking place here since 1848. About 40,000 spectators can sit here and watch the match.

Melbourne Cricket Ground – 1853

The Melbourne Cricket Ground is located in Yarra Park, Melbourne and is the largest cricket ground in the Southern Hemisphere. It can seat more than 100,000 spectators and has hosted the 1956 Olympic Games and the 1992 World Cup final.

Old Trafford – 1857

Old Trafford Cricket Ground is located in Greater Manchester, England and is the home of Lancashire County Cricket Club. 26,000 spectators can sit here. It has hosted 5 Cricket World Cups.

Eden Gardens – 1864

Eden Gardens is located in Kolkata, India and is the oldest cricket stadium in India. Here 68,000 spectators can sit comfortably and watch the match. It is the home ground of Kolkata Knight Riders.

Basin Reserve – 1868

Basin Reserve is located in Wellington, New Zealand and is the oldest cricket ground in New Zealand. It can accommodate 11,600 spectators and is the home ground of the Wellington Firebirds team.

Adelaide Oval – 1873

The Adelaide Oval is located in North Adelaide, South Australia and is considered one of the most beautiful Test cricket grounds in the world. It can seat 50,000 spectators and is also the home ground of the South Australian National Football League.

Galle International Stadium – 1876

Galle International Stadium is located in Galle, Sri Lanka and was built in 1876 as a race course. It is the home ground of Galle Cricket Club and can seat 35,000 spectators. Its location is very beautiful as it is situated between Galle Fort and the Indian Ocean.

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