International
Mysore · India
Gangothri Glades
Capacity
15,000
Established
1997
Pitch
Red Soil
Status
Inactive
Quick Facts
CAPACITY
15,000
LOCATION
Mysore, Karnataka
COUNTRY
India
ESTABLISHED
1997
OWNER
Karnataka State Cricket Association
PITCH TYPE
Red Soil
COORDINATES
12.3124, 76.6257
FIRST MATCH
Denmark Women vs Pakistan Women, Dec 10, 1997
MATCH WINNER
Pakistan
STATUS
Inactive
About Gangothri Glades
Gangothri Glades in Mysore, Karnataka, also known as the Srikantadatta Narasimha Raja Wadeyar Ground, is a charming cricket venue with a capacity of 15,000, owned by the Karnataka State Cricket Association. Established in 1997, the ground hosted women's international cricket including matches from the 1997 Women's Cricket World Cup.
Named after the Wadeyar royal family of Mysore - generous patrons of cricket in the region - the venue carries cultural resonance and historical significance. Located in the UNESCO World Heritage City of Mysore, Gangothri Glades offers cricket fans a unique experience of the sport in a culturally rich setting, and continues to serve the Karnataka domestic cricket circuit.
Venue Statistics
| Match Type | First Match | Winner | Pitch Type | Active |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| International | Denmark Women vs Pakistan Women, Dec 10, 1997 | Pakistan | Red Soil | No |
Key Milestones
1997: Established
Gangothri Glades became operational and hosted its first event in Mysore.
First International Match
Denmark Women vs Pakistan Women, Dec 10, 1997
First Match Winner
Pakistan
FAQ — Gangothri Glades
Where is Gangothri Glades located?
Gangothri Glades is located in Mysore, Karnataka, India.
What is the seating capacity of Gangothri Glades?
Gangothri Glades has a seating capacity of 15,000 spectators.
When was Gangothri Glades established?
Gangothri Glades was established in 1997.
Who owns Gangothri Glades?
Gangothri Glades is owned and managed by Karnataka State Cricket Association.
What was the first international match at Gangothri Glades?
The first international match at Gangothri Glades was Denmark Women vs Pakistan Women, Dec 10, 1997. Winner: Pakistan.
What type of pitch does Gangothri Glades have?
Gangothri Glades features a Red Soil pitch surface.
Is Gangothri Glades still active?
Gangothri Glades is no longer active as an international cricket venue but holds an important place in cricket history.
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