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England Cricket Ground


Ground Name City Capacity Established Image
Bramall Lane Sheffield 32702 1855 Bramall Lane
County Ground, Bristol Bristol 8000 1889 County Ground, Bristol
County Ground, Chelmsford Chelmsford 6500 County Ground, Chelmsford
County Ground, Derby Derbyshire 9500 1863 County Ground, Derby
County Ground, Hove Brighton 7000 1872 County Ground, Hove
County Ground, Northampton Northampton 6500 1885 County Ground, Northampton
County Ground, Southampton Southampton 7000 1885 County Ground, Southampton
County Ground, Taunton Taunton 8500 1882 County Ground, Taunton
County Ground, Worcester Worcester 4500 1899 County Ground, Worcester
Edgbaston Birmingham 25000 1882 Edgbaston
Grace Road Leicester 12000 1878 Grace Road
Headingley Leeds 17000 1890 Headingley
Kennington Oval London 24500 1845 Kennington Oval
Lord's London 30000 1814 Lord's
Nevill Ground Tunbridge Wells 6000 1898 Nevill Ground
North Marine Road Ground Scarborough 11500 1863 North Marine Road Ground
Old Trafford Manchester 75000 1857 Old Trafford
Riverside Ground Chester-le-Street 17000 1995 Riverside Ground
Sophia Gardens Cardiff 15000 1854 Sophia Gardens
St Helen's Swansea 4500 1873 St Helen's
St Lawrence Ground Canterbury 7000 1847 St Lawrence Ground
The Rose Bowl Southampton 6500 (20000 temporary) 2001 The Rose Bowl
Trent Bridge Nottingham 17500 1841 Trent Bridge
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3rd ODI - Sri Lanka v New Zealand at Kandy
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Australia won by 7 wickets (with 52 balls remaining)
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