International

Auckland · New Zealand

Eden Park

Capacity

42,000

Established

1900

Pitch

Grass

Status

Active

Quick Facts

CAPACITY

42,000

LOCATION

Auckland, Auckland

COUNTRY

New Zealand

ESTABLISHED

1900

OWNER

Eden Park Trust Board

PITCH TYPE

Grass

COORDINATES

-36.8775, 174.7644

FIRST MATCH

Test: NZ vs England 1930

MATCH WINNER

England

STATUS

Active

About Eden Park

Eden Park in Auckland, New Zealand, is the country's largest stadium and a multi-purpose sports venue with a capacity of 42,000, owned by Eden Park Trust Board. Established in 1900, the ground has hosted Test cricket since 1930 and is famous for its unusually short square boundaries that advantage aggressive batters and produce thrilling T20 encounters.

Eden Park is also the spiritual home of New Zealand rugby, having hosted multiple Rugby World Cup finals, making it one of only a few grounds in the world that regularly hosts international cricket and rugby at the highest level. The venue's central Auckland location and historic atmosphere make it a favourite for New Zealand's cricket fans and a respected destination for touring international teams.

Venue Statistics

Match Type	First Match	Winner	Pitch Type	Active
International	Test: NZ vs England 1930	England	Grass	Yes

Key Milestones

1900: Established

Eden Park became operational and hosted its first event in Auckland.

First International Match

Test: NZ vs England 1930

First Match Winner

England

FAQ — Eden Park

Where is Eden Park located?

Eden Park is located in Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand.

What is the seating capacity of Eden Park?

Eden Park has a seating capacity of 42,000 spectators.

When was Eden Park established?

Eden Park was established in 1900.

Who owns Eden Park?

Eden Park is owned and managed by Eden Park Trust Board.

What was the first international match at Eden Park?

The first international match at Eden Park was Test: NZ vs England 1930. Winner: England.

What type of pitch does Eden Park have?

Eden Park features a Grass pitch surface.

Is Eden Park still active?

Yes, Eden Park is currently an active cricket venue hosting international and domestic matches.

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