75 Cricket Grounds.
How many have you visited?
Track international cricket grounds. From Lord's to the MCG, mark every ground you have visited.
Cricket Grounds
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Australia
0/8UK
0/10India
0/16Pakistan
0/6South Africa
0/6New Zealand
0/6Barbados
0/1Jamaica
0/1Trinidad and Tobago
0/2Guyana
0/1Antigua
0/1Saint Lucia
0/1Dominica
0/1Sri Lanka
0/5Bangladesh
0/3Zimbabwe
0/2UAE
0/3Ireland
0/1Afghanistan
0/1Where to start
3 picks worth planning a trip aroundLord's, London
UKKnown as the "Home of Cricket," Lord's has hosted matches since 1814 and is owned by the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC). The field has a famous slope that affects bowling.
Why go: See the Ashes urn in the museum, walk through the Long Room, and watch a match at one of cricket's oldest grounds.
Melbourne Cricket Ground
AustraliaThe MCG holds 100,024 people and hosted the first-ever Test match in 1877. It also hosts the AFL Grand Final and held the 1956 Olympic ceremonies.
Why go: Go to the Boxing Day Test, a yearly tradition that draws around 90,000 fans.
Eden Gardens, Kolkata
IndiaEden Gardens holds 66,000 fans and has hosted some of cricket's most dramatic matches, including India's famous 2001 comeback win over Australia.
Why go: Watch a match surrounded by up to 66,000 Indian cricket fans.