Top 10 biggest cricket stadiums 2019

Cricket is the most played sports in the world as not just in India but even in Asian countries as well.  Different formats of cricket series are arranged on the high level among which World Cup tournament is the most awaited of all. To bring extra fun and entertainment in the sports of cricket, putting the establishment of cricket stadiums is important enough on equal terms. So here we have a rundown list of top 10 biggest cricket stadiums in 2019 to watch out for: Some of these stadiums are used in making of the great fast bowling records.

1. Melbourne Cricket Ground

Located: Melbourne, Australia

Built: 1853

Spectator Capacity: 1, 00,024

The Melbourne Cricket Ground that is located in Melbourne, Australia, is the world's largest cricket stadium with its 1, 00,024 viewer’s capacity. The first cricket test Match was performed at this stadium on 15th to 19th March 1877.

2. Eden Gardens

Located: Kolkata, India

Built: 1864

Spectator Capacity: 66,349

Eden Gardens is also regarded as the "Mecca of Indian cricket," and it is India's most popular and largest cricket stadium. The first cricket suit used to be organized at this stadium between India and England as a Test in shape on 15th to 18th January 1934.

3. Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International Cricket Stadium

Located: Raipur, Chhattisgarh

Built: 2008

Spectator Capacity: 65,000

India's former Cricket Captain Sunil Gavaskar has eventually described this stadium as one of the high-quality stadiums in the world. The first cricket at this stadium was once performed in 2010 as a match between the formats of the National cricket team of Canada and Chhattisgarh Ranji team. There is no worldwide cricket match played in this stadium yet.

4. Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium

Located: Hyderabad, India

Built: 2003

Spectator Capacity: 60,000

The first cricket match to be held in this stadium on 15th to 16th November 2010 that was best between India and New Zealand as a Test match! This stadium is mentioned to be the home ground of IPL crew Sunrise Hyderabad.

5. Greenfield International Stadium

Located: Trivandrum, India

Built: 2014

Spectator Capacity: 55,000

It is located in Trivandrum (Kerala) as in this stadium soccer matches are additionally prepared in addition to cricket. In this stadium, a first cricket match was once held between India and New Zealand on 7th November 2017 as a T20 match.

6. Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium

Located: Kochi, India

Built: 1996

Spectator Capacity: 55,000

It is located in Kochi, Kerala as this stadium is used for conducting football matches besides cricket. The first cricket in shape played in this stadium between India and Australia at 1st April 1998, as ODI match.

7. DY Patil Sports Stadium

Located: Navi Mumbai, India

Built: 2008

Spectator Capacity: 55,000

It is located in Navi Mumbai as this stadium is additionally used for organizing football matches along with cricket. There is no global cricket match being performed in this stadium yet. The remaining matches of IPL 2008 and 2010 were once held at this stadium.

8. Adelaide Oval

Located: Adelaide, Australia

Built: 1871

Spectator Capacity: 53,583

As because due to its oval shape, this stadium is called Oval! The very first cricket in shape at this stadium was once played between Australia and England as a Test on 12th to 16th December 1884.

9. Ekana International Cricket Stadium

Located: Lucknow, India

Built: 2017

Spectator Capacity: 50,000

Not as even a single international cricket match has been organized in this stadium. The first cricket match was held at this stadium was once league in the format of Dilip Trophy 2017-18.

10. Docklands Stadium

Located: Melbourne, Australia

Built: 2000

Spectator Capacity: 47,000

It is located in Melbourne at Docklands Stadium apart from cricket as different sports activities are also organized. The first cricket match at the place of this stadium was held between the teams of Australia and South Africa on 16th August 2000 as ODI match.