Weather Condition🌤️ The weather in Mirpur, Dhaka is typically humid with temperatures ranging between 28–33°C. Humidity often exceeds 75%, especially during evening matches. There’s often a slight breeze, and dew plays a significant role in night games, which can make defending totals harder in the second innings. Batting First vs Batting Second📊 Out of 75 […]
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Sarawak Stadium in Kuching, Malaysia, is a multi-purpose stadium, but it is also used for cricket matches in addition to football. Built in 1995 for the 1997 FIFA World Youth Championship, the stadium has a capacity of 40,000 spectators and has hosted several major sports events. Although primarily known for football, the venue has served
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The Western Province Cricket Club was founded in 1864. The first recorded media entry regarding the Club was on 11 October 1864 when the Cape Argus announced “A cricket match will be played at Wynberg tomorrow between two teams of the newly formed WPCC. One eleven will be composed of residents in Cape Town and
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The Cricket Association of Pondicherry (CAP) governs cricket in Puducherry, India. Initially affiliated with the Tamil Nadu Cricket Association, CAP made significant progress by securing Associate Membership with the BCCI in 2017, and achieved full membership in 2019. The region boasts a key venue, known as Siechem Stadium, which plays a vital role in the
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BBL Final Match Report – BBL Final Match Winner Bellerive Oval, now known as Ninja Stadium for sponsorship reasons, is a prominent venue located in Bellerive, Hobart, Tasmania. With a seating capacity of 20,000, it is the second-largest stadium in Tasmania, after York Park in Launceston. The stadium regularly hosts international cricket matches and is
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The Asian Institute of Technology (AIT) Ground, located in Bangkok, Thailand, is a prominent university sports venue that plays a crucial role in both recreational and competitive sports in the region. Owned by the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), the ground serves as a hub for various athletic activities, particularly cricket. It is one of
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Fitzherbert Park, located in Palmerston North, New Zealand, is the home ground for the Central Districts cricket team. In February 2000, it hosted a memorable victory for the New Zealand Women’s team against England Women. The ground is situated along Fitzherbert Avenue, nestled amidst scenic parklands near the Manawatū River. Originally called “The Sportsground,” it
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Reliance Cricket Stadium, located in Nagothane, Maharashtra, was previously known as the Indian Petrochemicals Corporation Limited Ground. The stadium is owned by Reliance Industries. This venue, situated in a small town in Maharashtra, has hosted several notable matches, including two Ranji Trophy games in December 2007, where the host team Maharashtra played against Delhi and
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Motibaug Stadium is a cricket ground located in Vadodara, Gujarat, within the sprawling 700-acre Lakshmi Vilas Palace complex, which was once the residence of the former rulers of Baroda, the Gaekwad family, known for their patronage of cricket. The stadium, with a seating capacity of 18,000, was historically used for international cricket matches. However, its
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Windward Park, located in the village of Lucas Street, is the home ground of the Windward Cricket Club, which was founded in the 1890s to cater to rural White Barbadians. The club initially played at Codrington College before moving to Windward Park. The ground first hosted representative cricket in 2000, when Barbados played a touring
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