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Barabati Stadium is an outdoor sports stadium in Cuttack, Odisha, India that mainly hosts cricket and association football matches. It is also utilized for concerts, field hockey, and occasionally as a venue for international cricket. The home ground of the Odisha cricket team, it is a frequent international cricket venue.The Odisha Cricket Association (OCA) is the owner and operator of the stadium. It’s also used for association football. Santosh Trophy national football tournament and the state’s Odisha First Division League football matches are held at the stadium.

One of the older grounds in India, the Barabati Stadium has previously hosted several touring sides – including the MCC, the West Indies team, and the Australians – before staging its first international game. It was only the third one-day international in India when India defeated England by five wickets to win the series 2–1 in January 1982. In October 2004, the stadium hosted its first Test game, when India played Sri Lanka as hosts. Despite no longer being one of the regular Test venues, it retains its status as an international venue and regularly hosts One-Day Internationals.

Barabati Cricket Ground

Full Name: Barabati Stadium
Location: Stadium Road, Cuttack, Odisha
Operator: Odisha Cricket Association
Capacity: 48,000
Surface: Hard Pitch Benefits Bowlers More Than Batsmen
Floodlights: Yes
End names: Mahanadi River End, Pavilion End
Also known as: Barabati Cricket Ground | Barabati Cricket Stadium

Record & Stats

T20 Stats

Total Match Played: 2

Batting First Won: 1

Batting Second Won: 1

Tie: 0

Avg. Score in 1st bat: 136

Highest Score: India 180/3

Lowest Score: Sri Lanka 87/10

Scoring Pattern

Below Score 150: 1

Score between 150 and 169: 0

Score between 170 and 189: 1

Above Score 190: 0

ODI Stats

Total Match Played: 19

Batting First Won: 8

Batting Second Won: 11

Tie: 0

Avg. Score in 1st bat: 249

Highest Score: India 381/6

Lowest Score: Pakistan 148/9

Scoring Pattern

Below Score 200: 4

Score between 200 and 249: 5

Score between 250 and 299: 6

Above Score 300: 4

T20 Domestic

Total Match Played: 5

Batting First Won: 2

Batting Second Won: 3

Tie: 0

Avg. Score in 1st bat: 167

Highest Score: Punjab Kings 231/4

Lowest Score: Deccan Chargers 126/7

Scoring Pattern

Below Score 150: 3

Score between 150 and 169: 0

Score between 170 and 189: 1

Above Score 190: 1

Is Barabati Stadium Batting Or Bowling Pitch?

Cuttack’s cricket pitches are in excellent style, with the bowlers receiving a lot of assistance from the wickets and the batters struggling to score runs. It’s a pitch that benefits bowlers more than batsmen.

Ground Information

Owner – Odisha Olympic Association

Establishment ( Situated In ) – 1958

Address – Stadium Rd, Biju Patnaik Colony, Cuttack, Odisha 753008

Official Website – https://www.cuttackonline.in/

Contact Number: 0671 230 1702

E-mail: [email protected]

Tenants

Indian Cricket Team, Odisha Football Team

Odisha Women’s Football Team

History

Barabati Stadium in Cuttack (Odisha) hosted only the third One Day International in India, when India beat England by five wickets in January 1982 to win the series 2–1. The Sri Lankans were greeted with an underprepared pitch that provided wildly unpredictable bounce in the first Test match here, five years later. When the West Indian captain, Clive Lloyd, put Viv Richards in at No. 3 ahead of a match against England in St John’s, Grenada in April 1974, Vengsarkar created his best Test score of 166 as India registered an innings and 67-run victory over the Lankans.

The only other Test encounter here, against New Zealand in 1995–96, was plagued by rain, providing less than 180 overs of cricket. In the lone innings of his return tour, Narendra Hirwani took 6 for 59 for the Kiwis in this match.

The ground has been altered significantly over the years, from the old to the contemporary. A world-class players facility, expanded seating (capacity now 20,000), a four-story Media Centre, an LED electronic scoreboard, and various spectator facility improvements have improved both players’ and spectators’ comfort.