Location: Indore, Madhya PradeshCapacity: 30000 Formerly known as the Maharani Usharaje Trust Cricket Ground, the Holkar Cricket Stadium has hosted a number of domestic matches but only two internationals - both high-scoring ODI encounters between Indi...
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Location: DharamsalaFounded: 2003Capacity: 23000End Names: River End, College End Arguably India's most beautiful cricket ground, the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium lies beneath the picturesque backdrop of the Dauladhar mountain range at ...
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Location: Navi MumbaiFounded: 2007Capacity: 60000End Names: Media End, Pavilion End The DY Patil Stadium is the newest of Mumbai's three major cricket grounds, and the second largest ground in India behind Eden Gardens. The cantilever roof is a unique...
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Location: KochiFounded: 1996 Capacity: 60000 End Names:Road End, Media End With their bid to crack Test match status on the backburner for the time being, the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium will play host to the Kochi Tuskers Kerala across the 2011 IPL. Loca...
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Location: JaipurFounded: 1996 Capacity: 30000 End Names:City End Pavilion End The Sawai Mansingh Stadium enjoyed its international debut in 1983 before hosting World Cup matches in 1987 and 1996, but seemed destined for the wilderness until now-ruined ...
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