Established: 2004 Capacity: 20,000 End names: Isphani End, UCB End Previously known as the Chittagong Stadium, this was one of tfive purpose-built cricket grounds established in the run-up to the 2004 Under-19 World Cup. The ground was finally given I...

Established: 1883 Capacity: 40,000 End names: Stadium End, Pavilion End Named after the emperor who ruled Delhi from 1351 to 1388, the Kotla has the distinction of hosting the first-ever Test match in post-independent India in 1948. Built during the da...

Established: 1864 Capacity: 90,000 End names: High Court End, Pavilion End One of the great cricket cathedrals of the world, Eden Gardens has been redeveloped for the World Cup but has retained the enormous capacity that gives India a twelfth man. The ...

Established: 1969 Capacity: 40,000 End names: Pavilion End, BEML End With few gaps in between stands, the Chinnaswamy has a Colosseum feel to it, especially with a vibrant, knowledgeable crowd generally in attendance. The ground used to go by the name ...

Established:1916 Capacity: 50,000 End names: Anna Pavilion End, V Pattabhiraman Gate End Also known after Chepauk (the area in which it's based), the stadium is named after a former President of BCCI and the Tamil Nadu Cricket Association. It has been ...