The schedule for T20 World Cup 2022 is already announced and as per that schedule, there are seven venues selected to host all matches of the World Cup.
ICC confirmed that the tournament will be commenced in Australia. Here are the venues selected for this year’s T20 World Cup:
Melbourne Cricket Ground, popularly known as The G, was established in 1853. The stadium is near Rod Laver Arena, Hisense Arena, and AAMI Park, forming an essential ground for the Melbourne sports precinct. Over the years, this ground played a necessary part in Cricket, Soccer, Football, and Rugby. History From 1854 to 1876, two grandstands … Read more
Adelaide Oval, established in 1871, is located in Adelaide, South Australia. This ground is famous for its 1911 manual operating scoreboard and million-dollar modernization. It primarily hosts matches of cricket, Soccer, and Australian Rules football. History During the 1990s, this ground contained two stands and lights. But in 2003, reconstruction started by adding Chappell Stands. … Read more
The Gabba, also known as the Brisbane Cricket Ground, was established in 1895, is located in Brisbane, the capital of Queensland, Australia. This nickname is originated from a suburb-Woolloongabba that contains this stadium and a hospital in it. This stadium has hosted various sports like cricket, football, rugby, baseball, and cycling. History From 1993, construction … Read more
Bellerive Oval or also known as Blundstone Arena, was established in 1914. It is the only ground in Tasmania that holds international matches of cricket and football. It is also home ground to the Australian National Cricket team, Tasmanian Tigers, Clearance Roots, Hobart Hurricanes, and North Melbourne Football Club. History From 1960 – 1963 slight … Read more
Sydney Cricket Ground was formerly known as Garrison ground; it was established in 1848. But in 1894, the name was modernized and changed to SCG. The ground is located in Sydney, Australia, acting as a home-ground to six teams. The arena offers ODI, T20, Test matches, Rugby, Baseball, and Football Association. History The primary development … Read more
