International
Aurangabad · India
N2 Stadium
Capacity
20,000
Established
1980
Pitch
Red Soil
Status
Inactive
Quick Facts
CAPACITY
20,000
LOCATION
Aurangabad, Maharashtra
COUNTRY
India
ESTABLISHED
1980
OWNER
Maharashtra Cricket Association
PITCH TYPE
Red Soil
COORDINATES
19.8762, 75.3433
FIRST MATCH
India vs New Zealand, Dec 7, 2003
MATCH WINNER
New Zealand
STATUS
Inactive
About N2 Stadium
N2 Stadium in Aurangabad, Maharashtra, is a domestic and international cricket venue with a capacity of 20,000, owned by the Maharashtra Cricket Association. Established in 1980, the stadium hosted India vs New Zealand ODI cricket in December 2003, bringing international cricket to the historic city of Aurangabad.
Located near the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Ajanta and Ellora Caves, Aurangabad is a major tourist destination, and the cricket stadium adds to the city's appeal for sports tourism. The ground is an active venue for Maharashtra domestic cricket and local tournaments, playing a key role in nurturing cricketing talent from the Marathwada region of Maharashtra.
Venue Statistics
| Match Type | First Match | Winner | Pitch Type | Active |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| International | India vs New Zealand, Dec 7, 2003 | New Zealand | Red Soil | No |
Key Milestones
1980: Established
N2 Stadium became operational and hosted its first event in Aurangabad.
First International Match
India vs New Zealand, Dec 7, 2003
First Match Winner
New Zealand
FAQ — N2 Stadium
Where is N2 Stadium located?
N2 Stadium is located in Aurangabad, Maharashtra, India.
What is the seating capacity of N2 Stadium?
N2 Stadium has a seating capacity of 20,000 spectators.
When was N2 Stadium established?
N2 Stadium was established in 1980.
Who owns N2 Stadium?
N2 Stadium is owned and managed by Maharashtra Cricket Association.
What was the first international match at N2 Stadium?
The first international match at N2 Stadium was India vs New Zealand, Dec 7, 2003. Winner: New Zealand.
What type of pitch does N2 Stadium have?
N2 Stadium features a Red Soil pitch surface.
Is N2 Stadium still active?
N2 Stadium is no longer active as an international cricket venue but holds an important place in cricket history.
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