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Guru Nanak College Ground
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Chennai · India

Guru Nanak College Ground

Capacity
10,000
Established
1965
Pitch
Red Soil
Status
Inactive

Quick Facts

CAPACITY
10,000
LOCATION
Chennai, Tamil Nadu
COUNTRY
India
ESTABLISHED
1965
OWNER
Tamil Nadu Cricket Association
PITCH TYPE
Red Soil
COORDINATES
13.0118, 80.2336
FIRST MATCH
India Women vs South Africa Women, Jan 6, 2002
MATCH WINNER
India
STATUS
Inactive

About Guru Nanak College Ground

Guru Nanak College Ground in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, is a domestic and women's international cricket venue with a capacity of 10,000, associated with the Tamil Nadu Cricket Association. Established in 1965 within the Guru Nanak College campus, the ground hosted India Women vs South Africa Women ODI cricket in January 2002.

The venue has been an important alternative cricket facility in Chennai, hosting domestic Ranji Trophy warm-up games, women's internationals, and TNCA club cricket tournaments. As one of Chennai's secondary cricket grounds, Guru Nanak College Ground plays a vital supporting role in sustaining Chennai's deep cricketing culture and providing match practice facilities for Tamil Nadu's highly competitive domestic cricket circuit.

Venue Statistics

Match TypeFirst MatchWinnerPitch TypeActive
InternationalIndia Women vs South Africa Women, Jan 6, 2002IndiaRed SoilNo

Key Milestones

1965: Established
Guru Nanak College Ground became operational and hosted its first event in Chennai.
First International Match
India Women vs South Africa Women, Jan 6, 2002
First Match Winner
India

FAQ — Guru Nanak College Ground

Where is Guru Nanak College Ground located?
Guru Nanak College Ground is located in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India.
What is the seating capacity of Guru Nanak College Ground?
Guru Nanak College Ground has a seating capacity of 10,000 spectators.
When was Guru Nanak College Ground established?
Guru Nanak College Ground was established in 1965.
Who owns Guru Nanak College Ground?
Guru Nanak College Ground is owned and managed by Tamil Nadu Cricket Association.
What was the first international match at Guru Nanak College Ground?
The first international match at Guru Nanak College Ground was India Women vs South Africa Women, Jan 6, 2002. Winner: India.
What type of pitch does Guru Nanak College Ground have?
Guru Nanak College Ground features a Red Soil pitch surface.
Is Guru Nanak College Ground still active?
Guru Nanak College Ground is no longer active as an international cricket venue but holds an important place in cricket history.

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