Grounds where Full ODI's have been staged

(up to 2011-03-15 : 30 countries, 176 grounds, 3133 matches)

on 2011-03-08, Pallekele International Cricket Stadium became the 176th ground
on 2011-02-20, Hambantota became the 175th ground
on 2010-08-17, Scotland passed Antigua and joined Saint Vincent in 19th place
on 2010-08-16, Sri Lanka passed the UAE into 6th place
on 2010-07-20, Scotland passed Grenada in 21st place
on 2010-07-16, Northern Ireland joined Singapore in 23rd place
on 2010-07-10, the Netherlands passed Jamaica into 14th place
on 2010-07-09, Sportpark Thurlede, Schiedam became the 174th ground and the Netherlands passed Guyana and Barbados into 15th place
on 2010-07-05, the Netherlands passed Antigua, St-Vincent and St-Lucia into 17th place
on 2010-07-03, the Netherlands passed Scotland and Grenada into 20th place
on 2010-07-01, Sportpark Westvliet, Voorburg became the 173rd ground and the Netherlands left Singapore behind on 23rd place
on 2010-06-24, Wales joined St-Kitts in 26th place
on 2010-06-19, Scotland joined Grenada in 20th place
on 2010-06-17, Ireland left St-Kitts behind on 26th place
on 2010-06-15, the Netherlands joined Singapore in 22nd place
on 2010-04-13, Jamaica left Barbados behind on 14th place
on 2010-03-10, Saint Vincent left Antigua behind in 17th place
on 2009-09-14, Sri Lanka passed Pakistan into 7th place
on 2009-09-01, Netherlands passed Northern Ireland into 23rd place
on 2009-08-22, Scotland left Singapore behind in lone 21st place
on 2009-07-31, St. Kitts joined Ireland in 25th place
on 2009-07-26, Dominica became the 30th country, Windsor Park Roseau the 172nd ground
on 2009-07-12, Ireland went into lone 25th place
on 2009-07-11, Netherlands joins Northern Ireland in 23rd place
on 2009-07-09, Ireland leaves Morocco and Malaysia behind in 27th place, and on 2009-07-11, Ireland joins St Kitts and Wales in 25th
on 2009-07-08, Scotland joined Singapore in 21st place
on 2009-06-28, Jamaica joined Barbados in joint 14th place
on 2009-04-22, Dubai Sports City CS became the 171st ground, and the UAE left Pakistan behind again
on 2009-03-27, Barbados left Jamaica in 14th place
on 2009-01-23, Pakistan joined the UAE in 6th place
on 2008-09-03, Wales joined St Kitts in 25th place
on 2008-08-24, Northern Ireland re-joined the Netherlands in 23rd place and on 2008-08-25 passed them into lone 23rd place
on 2008-08-08, the Netherlands joined Northern Ireland and St.Kitts in 23rd place and on 2008-08-21 they left them behind into lone 23rd place
on 2008-07-31, Ireland joined Morocco and Malaysia in 27th place
on 2008-07-04, St Kitts joined Wales, the Netherlands and Morocco in 24th place, and on 2008-07-06, they joined Northern Ireland in 23rd place
on 2008-07-06, Pakistan joined the UAE in 6th place
on 2008-07-02, Scotland joined Northern Ireland in 22nd place, and on 2008-07-03, they passed them into lone 22nd place
on 2008-07-01, Mannowfield Aberdeen became the 170th ground, and Scotland joined Wales and the Netherlands in 23rd place
on 2008-06-29, Grenada joined Antigua and Saint Vincent in 18th position
on 2008-06-28, Maple Leaf North-West Ground, King City, became the 169th ground
on 2008-06-24, Saint Vincent joined Antigua in 18th position
on 2008-04-15, Saint Lucia passed Antigua into lone 17th position
on 2008-04-13, Pakistan joined Sri Lanka in eighth, and on 2008-04-16 passed them into seventh place
on 2007-08-18, Hazelaarweg, Rotterdam became the 168th ground. the Netherlands joined Morocco, Malaysia and St. Kitts in 24th place, and on 2007-08-20, they joined Wales in 23rd
on 2007-08-15, Titwood, Glasgow became the 167th ground
on 2007-07-13, Northern Ireland left Morocco, Malaysia and St. Kitts behind and joined Wales in 22nd place, and on 2007-07-15, left them behind into lone 22nd place.
on 2007-07-11, Northern Ireland left Scotland and Netherlands behind and joined Morocco, Malaysia and St Kitts in 23rd place
on 2007-07-03, Canada left Jamaica and Barbados behind in lone 13th place
on 2007-06-23, Northern Ireland left Ireland behind and on 2007-07-01, Northern Ireland joined Netherlands and Scotland in 26th place (an ODI scheduled in Edinburgh on the same day was abandoned)
on 2007-04-28, Barbados joined Canada and Jamaica in 13h place
on 2007-04-25, St. Lucia left St. Vincent behind and joined Antigua in 17th place
on 2007-04-21, Barbados joined Jamaica in 14th place, but on 2007-04-24 Jamaica pulled away again and joined Canada in 13th place
on 2007-04-18, Grenada joined Singapore in 20th place and on 2007-04-20 left them behind in lone 20th place
on 2007-04-15, Barbados rejoined Guyana in 15th place and on 2007-04-17 left them behind in lone 15th place
on 2007-04-04, Antigua joined St. Vincent and St. Lucia in 17th place and on 2007-04-08 left them behind in lone 17th place
on 2007-04-01, Guyana joined Barbados in 15th place and on 2007-04-04, left them behind in lone 15th place
on 2007-03-31, Antigua joined Singapore in 19th place and on 2007-04-02 left them behind in lone 19th place
on 2007-03-28, Providence Stadium, Providence, Guyana, became the 167th ground. At the same time Guyana left St. Vincent and St. Lucia behind into lone 16th place
on 2007-03-27, Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, North Sound, Antigua, became the 166th ground
on 2007-03-24, St. Lucia joined St. Vincent and Guyana in 16th place
on 2007-03-24, St. Kitts joined Morocco and Malaysia in 23rd place
on 2007-03-22, St. Kitts joined Scotland and the Netherlands in 25th place
on 2007-03-20, St. Lucia joined Singapore in 18th place and on 2007-03-22 passed into lone 18th place
on 2007-03-14, St. Lucia joined Antigua again in 19th place and on 2007-03-16 passed into lone 19th place
on 2007-03-14, St. Kitts left Ireland behind into lone 27th place
on 2007-03-13, Jamaica left Barbados behind into lone 14th place
on 2007-02-27, Antigua joined Saint Lucia in 19th place and on 2007-02-28 passed them into lone 19th place
on 2007-02-25, Antigua joined Grenada in 20th place
on 2007-01-31, Ruaraka Sports Club Ground, Nairobi, became the 165th ground
on 2007-01-29, Jaffery Sprots Club Ground, Nairobi, became the 164th ground
on 2007-01-18, Kenya passed Trinidad & Tobago into 11th place
on 2006-12-08, Sher-e-Bangla stadium, Mirpur, Dhaka became the 163rd ground
on 2006-11-11, Mombasa Sports Club Ground became the 162nd ground
on 2006-09-24, Malaysia had joined Morocco in 23rd place
on 2006-09-12, Malaysia became the 29th country, the Kinrara Academy Oval the 161st ground
on 2006-08-30, Wales left Morocco behind and joined Antigua in 21st place
on 2006-08-08, Scotland joined the Netherlands in 24th place
on 2006-08-05, Cambusdoon New Ground became the 160th ground
on 2006-06-13, Northern Ireland became the 28th country, Civil Cricket Ground Stormont the 159th ground
on 2006-05-23, St. Kitts became the 27th country, Warner Park Basseterre the 158th ground
on 2006-05-13, Trinidad joined Kenya in 11th place, and on 2006-05-14 passed them into lone 11th place
on 2006-05-10, Saint Lucia left Grenada behind in 19th place
on 2006-05-07, Guyana joined Saint Vincent in 16th place
on 2006-04-29, Antigua joined Morocco and Wales in 21st place, and on 2006-04-30 passed them into lone 21st place
on 2006-04-18, Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi, became the 157th ground
on 2006-04-05, Maharani Usharaje Trust Cricket Ground, Indore, became the 156th ground
on 2006-03-23, Narayanganj Osmani Stadium, Fatullah became the 155th ground
on 2006-03-20, Khulna Divisional Stadium became the 154th ground
on 2006-02-25, Chittagong Divisional Stadium became the 153rd ground
on 2006-02-20, Bogra District Stadium became the 152nd ground
on 2005-12-31, New Zealand joined the UAE in fifth place, and on 2006-01-03, they passed them into lone 5th
on 2005-11-16, India passed back into 2nd place
on 2005-11-16, Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, Hyderabad became the 151st ground
on 2005-10-23, South Africa moved into lone 4th place
on 2005-08-21, South Africa joined the UAE in 4th place
on 2005-06-25, England passed India back in 2nd place
on 2005-06-18, Wales passed Antigua and joined Morocco in 21st place
on 2005-05-21, St Lucia left Morocco behind to take lone 20th position
on 2005-05-18, St. Vincent passed Guyana into 16th position
on 2005-04-05, Visakhapatnam ACA-VDCA became the 150th ground
on 2005-02-09, South Africa passed New Zealand into 5th place once again
on 2004-09-25, England joined India on 2nd place, but India pulled away again on 2004-11-13
on 2004-08-23, the Netherlands passed Ireland and Scotland into 24th place (I was there!)
on 2004-07-21, Sri Lanka passed Pakistan again into 7th place
on 2004-07-03, Wales joined Antigua & Barbuda in 22nd position
on 2004-05-15, Saint Vincent passed Singapore and joined Guyana and Jamaica in 15th position
on 2004-05-01, Saint Lucia joined Antigua in 21st position, and on 2004-05-02, they joined Morocco in 20th position
on 2004-02-25, New Zealand became 5th again
on 2004-01-30, South Africa became 5th again
on 2004-01-14, New Zealand passed South Africa back into 5th place
on 2003-10-07, Pakistan passed Sri Lanka again into 7th place
on 2003-09-09, Multan Cricket Stadium became the 149th ground
on 2003-08-06, Marrara Cricket Ground, Darwin became the 148th ground
on 2003-08-02, Bundaburg Rum Stadium, Cairns became the 147th ground
on 2003-07-10, the Rose Bowl, Southampton became the 146th ground
on 2003-06-01, Grenada staged its 8th ODI, passing Morocco and Antigua into 19th place.
on 2003-05-13, Jamaica staged its 15th ODI, passing Singapore and Guyana into 15th place
on 2003-05-10, Sri Lanka staged its 136th ODI, passing Pakistan into 7th place
on 2003-03-18, the first semi final of the World Cup was South Africa's 178th ODI, passing New Zealand into 5th place
on 2003-02-14, City Oval, Pietermaritzburg became the 145th ground
on 2003-02-11, South Africa hosted its 136th ODI (during the World Cup), passing Pakistan and Sri Lanka into 6th place
on 2003-01-04, John Davies Oval, Queenstown became the 144th ground
on 2002-12-11, Kwekwe Sports Club, Kwekwe became the 143rd ground
on 2002-11-24, Indira Gandhi Stadium, Vijayawada became the 142nd ground
on 2002-09-30, the replayed final was the 135th ODI in Sri Lanka, joining Pakistan in 6th place
on 2002-09-14, Sri Lanka staged its 122nd ODI (during the ICC trophy) passing South Africa into 7th place
on 2002-09-01, Kenya staged its 37th ODI, passing Trinidad back into 11th place
on 2002-08-12, Morocco became the 26th country, Tangier the 141st ground
on 2002-06-08, Beausejour Stadium, Gros Islet, St.Lucia became the 140th ground
on 2002-06-02, Trinidad & Tobago staged its 36th ODI to pass Kenya into 11th place as most visited country
on 2002-05-29, Barbados staged its 15th ODI to pass Singapore and Guyana into 14th place as most visited country
on 2002-03-27, South Africa staged its 117th ODI to pass Sri Lanka into 7th place as most visited country
on 2001-08-16, the Simba Union Ground in Nairobi became the 139th ground
on 2001-03-23, Dambulla, Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium became the 138th ground
on 2000-12-08, Jodhpur, Barkatullah Khan Stadium became the 137th ground
on 2000-10-20, Potchefstroom, Northwest Cricket Stadiium became the 136th ground
on 2000-08-16, Melbourne-Colonial Stadium became the 135th ground
on 2000-01-08, Wellington-WestPac Trust became the 134th ground
on 1999-09-02, Singapore-Kallang became the 133rd ground
on 1999-08-22, Galle became the 132nd ground
on 1999-05-26, the Netherlands became the 25th country, and Amstelveen the 131st ground

1. 529: Australia (1-1971)
   • 144: Melbourne
     • 132: MCG (1-1971)
     • 12: Telstra Dome, Docklands Stadium (indoor) (135-2000)
   • 138: Sydney, SCG (no1) (22-1979)
   • 71: Adelaide, Oval (12-1975)
   • 67: Brisbane, Woolloongabba (23-1979)
   • 66: Perth, WACA (25-1980)
   • 29: Hobart
     • 28: Bellerive Oval (80-1988)
     • 1: Tasmania CA (66-1985)
   • 4: Darwin, Marrara Cricket Ground (148-2003)
   • 2: Cairns, Bundaburg Rum Stadium (147-2003)
   • 2: Canberra, Manuka Oval (95-1992)
   • 1: Launceston, Northern Tasmania Ground (71-1986)
   • 1: Devonport, Devonport Oval (77-1987)
   • 1: Mackay, Harrup Park (93-1992) (only 2 balls were bowled, due to rain)
   • 1: Ballarat, Eastern Oval (94-1992)
   • 1: Berri, Berri Oval (96-1992)
   • 1: Albury, Lavington Sports Club (97-1992)
2. 369: India (10-1982)
   • 26: Mumbai (Bombay)
     • 18: Wankhede Stadium (76-1987)
     • 8 : Brabourne Stadium (87-1989)
     • 0 : Dr DY Patil Sports Academy was to have held its first ODI in November 2009, but it was rained off
   • 25: Kolkata (Calcutta), Eden Gardens (78-1987)
   • 24: Chandigarh
     • 19: Mohali, Punjab CA Stadium (108-1993)
     • 5: Chandigarh, Sector 16 Stadium (68-1985)
   • 23: Bangalore, M Chinnaswamy Stadium (35-1982)
   • 22: Ahmedabad
     • 21: Sardar Patel Gujarat Stadium (Motera) (62-1984)
     • 1: Sardar Vallabhai Patel Stadium (28-1981)
   • 20: Delhi, Feroz Shah Kotla (33-1982)
   • 20: Nagpur, Vidarbha CA Ground (67-1985)
   • 18: Jaipur, Sawai Mansingh Stadium (51-1983)
   • 17: Hyderabad
     • 14: Lal Bahadur Shashtri (50-1983)
     • 3: Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium (151-2005)
   • 17: Chennai (Madras), MA Chidanbaram Stadium (Chepauk) (79-1987)
   • 15: Cuttack, Barbati (30-1982)
   • 14: Guwahati, Nehru Stadium (56-1983)
   • 13: Vadodara (Baroda)
     • 10: Reliance Stadium (IPCL Sports Complex) (109-1994)
     • 3: Moti Bagh Palace Ground (53-1983)
   • 12: Kanpur, Green Park (Modi Stadium) (75-1986)
   • 12: Rajkot, Madhavrao Scindia Ground (Municipal Ground, Cooperation Ground, Racecourse Ground) (74-1986)
   • 12: Gwalior, Captain Roop Singh Stadium (82-1988)
   • 11: Poona, Nehru Stadium (65-1984)
   • 11: Indore
     • 9: Nehru Stadium (54-1983)
     • 2: Maharani Usharaje Trust Cricket Ground (156-2006)
   • 10: Jamshedpur, Keenan Stadium (55-1983)
   • 8: Faridabad, Mayur (Nahar Singh) Stadium (81-1988)
   • 8: Visakhapatnam
     • 5: Indira Priyadarshini Stadium (86-1988)
     • 3: ACA-VDCA Stadium (150-2005)
   • 8: Margao, Nehru Stadium (88-1989)
   • 7: Kochi, Jawaharhal Nehru International Stadium (119-1998)
   • 3: Jalandhar, Gandhi Stadium, Burlton Park (29-1981)
   • 3: Patna, Moinul Haq Stadium (107-1993)
   • 2: Amritsar, Gandhi Sports Complex Ground (32-1982)
   • 2: Srinagar, Sher-I-Kashmir Stadium (52-1983)
   • 2: New Delhi, Jawahrlal Nehru Stadium (60-1984)
   • 2: Trivandrum, University Stadium (61-1984)
   • 2: Jodhpur, Barkatullah Khan Stadium (137-2000)
   • 1: Lucknow, KD Singh "Babu" Stadium (89-1989)
   • 1: Vijayawada, Indira Gandhi Stadium (142-2002)
3. 308: England (2-1972)
   • 96: London
     • 50: Lord's (3-1972)
     • 46: the Oval (8-1973)
   • 43: Birmingham, Edgbaston (4-1972)
   • 38: Manchester, Old Trafford (2-1972)
   • 34: Nottingham, Trent Bridge (10-1974)
   • 34: Leeds, Headingley (7-1973)
   • 15: Southampton
     • 12: The Rose Bowl (146-2003)
     • 3: County Ground (46-1983)
   • 13: Bristol, County Ground (44-1983)
   • 11: Chester-le-Street, Riverside Ground (127-1999)
   • 4: Canterbury, St Lawrence Ground (125-1999)
   • 3: Taunton, County Ground (42-1983)
   • 3: Leicester, Grace Road (43-1983)
   • 3: Worcester, New Road (45-1983)
   • 3: Chelmsford, County Ground (49-1983)
   • 2: Scarborough, North Marine Road (14-1976)
   • 2: Derby, Racecourse/County Ground (47-1983)
   • 2: Northampton, County Ground (126-1999)
   • 1: Turnbridge Wells, Nevill Ground (48-1983)
   • 1: Hove, New County Ground (124-1999)
4. 280: South Africa (19-1992)
   • 47: Centurion, Supersport Park (102-1992)
   • 44: Johannesburg, New Wanderers (103-1992)
   • 36: Durban, Kingsmead (105-1992)
   • 35: Cape Town, Newlands (100-1992)
   • 33: Port Elizabeth, St. George's Park (Crusader's) (101-1992)
   • 25: Bloemfontein, Goodyear Park (104-1992)
   • 19: East London, Buffalo Park (106-1992)
   • 18: Benoni, Willowmoore Park (118-1997)
   • 16: Potchefstroom, Sedgars Park (136-2000)
   • 10: Kimberley, DeBeers Diamond Oval (120-1998)
   • 8: Paarl, Boland Bank Park (117-1997)
   • 2: Pietermaritzburg, City Oval (145-2003)
5. 241: New Zealand (3-1973)
   • 63: Auckland, Eden Park (13-1976)
   • 52: Christchurch, AMI Stadium (was Jade Stadium) (5-1973)
   • 45: Wellington
     • 26: Basin Reserve (11-1975)
     • 19: WestPac Stadium (134-2000)
   • 34: Napier, McLean Park (39-1983)
   • 22: Dunedin, Carisbrook (9-1974)
   • 17: Hamilton, Westpac Park (27-1981) (ODI 2472 is counted, but not a ball was bowled)
   • 8: Queenstown, Events Centre (144-2003)
   • 3: Taupo, Owen Delaney Park (122-1999)
   • 1: New Plymouth, Pukepura Park (92-1992)
6. 236: Sri Lanka (11-1982)
   • 172: Colombo
     • 101: R Premadasa (Khettarama) Stadium (73-1986)
     • 59: Sinhalese Sports Club (31-1982)
     • 12: P Saravanamuttu Stadium (41-1983)
   • 43: Dambulla, Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium (138-2001)
   • 9: Kandy
     • 6: Asgiriya Stadium (72-1986)
     • 3: Pallekele International Cricket Stadium (176-2011)
   • 6: Moratuwa, Tyronne Fernando Stadium (57-1984)
   • 4: Galle, International Stadium (132-1999)
   • 2: Hambantota, Mahinda Rajapaksa International Cricket Stadium (175-2011)
7. 221: United Arab Emirates (15-1984)
   • 200: Sharjah, CA Stadium (58-1984)
   • 16: Abu Dhabi, Sheikh Zayed Stadium (157-2006)
   • 5: Dubai, Dubai Sports City Cricket Stadium (171-2009)
8. 206: Pakistan (5-1976)
   • 58: Lahore, Gaddafi Stadium (18-1978)
   • 46: Karachi, National Stadium (24-1980)
   • 23: Rawalpindi
     • 21: Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium (91-1992)
     • 2: Pindi Club Ground (70-1985)
   • 16: Faisalabad, Iqbal Stadium (64-1984)
   • 15: Peshawar, Arbab Niaz Stadium (63-1984)
   • 13: Multan
     • 7: Multan Cricket Stadium (149-2003)
     • 6: Ibn-e-Qasim Bagh Stadium (37-1982)
   • 11: Gujranwala, Jinnah Stadium (36-1982)
   • 9: Sialkot, Jinnah Stadium (15-1976)
   • 7: Hyderabad, Niaz Stadium (34-1982)
   • 3: Quetta
     • 2: Ayub National Stadium (21-1978)
     • 1: Bughti Stadium (115-1996)
   • 2: Sahiwal, Zafar Ali Stadium (17-1977)
   • 2: Sheikupura, Sheikupura Stadium (121-1998)
   • 1: Sargodha, Sargodha Stadium (90-1992)
9. 141: Zimbabwe (18-1992)
   • 94: Harare, Sports Club (98-1992)
   • 46: Bulawayo
     • 45: Queens Sport Club (116-1996)
     • 1: Athletic Club (99-1992)
   • 1: Kwekwe, Sports Club (143-2002)
10. 139: Bangladesh (17-1988)
    • 107: Dhaka
      • 58: Bangabandhu National Stadium (84-1988)
      • 49: Mirpur, Shere Bangla National Stadium (163-2006)
    • 21: Chittagong
      • 11: Zohur Ahmed Chowdury (Chittagong Divisional) Stadium (153-2006)
      • 10: MA Aziz Stadium (85-1988)
    • 5: Bogra, Shaheed Chandu Stadium (152-2006)
    • 4: Fatullah, Narayanganj Osmani Stadium (155-2006)
    • 2: Khulna, Khulna Divisional Stadium (154-2006)
11. 88: Kenya (22-1996)
    • 78: Nairobi
      • 62: Gymkhana Club Ground (112-1996)
      • 5: Jaffery Sports Club Ground (164-2007)
      • 5: Ruaraka Sorts Club Ground (165-2007)
      • 4: Aga Khan Sports Club Ground (114-1996)
      • 1: Nairobi Club Ground (113-1996)
      • 1: Simba Union Ground (139-2001)
    • 10: Mombasa Sports Club Ground (162-2006)
12. 59: Trinidad & Tobago (12-1983)
    • 59: Port-of-Spain, Queen's Park Oval (38-1983)
13. 38: Canada (21-1996)
    • 29: Toronto, Cricket, Skating & Curling Club (111-1996)
    • 9: King City, Maple Leaf North-West Ground (169-2008)
14. 32: Netherlands (25-1999)
    • 16: Amstelveen, VRA Ground (131-1999)
    • 10. Rotterdam, Hazelaarweg (168-2007)
    • 4: Voorburg, Sportpark Westvliet (173-2010)
    • 2: Schiedam, Sportpark Thurlede (174-2010)
15. 30: Jamaica (14-1984)
    • 30: Kingston, Sabina Park (59-1984)
16. 28: Barbados (16-1985)
    • 28: Bridgetown, Kensington Oval (69-1985)
17. 26: Guyana (6-1977)
    • 11: Georgetown, Bourda Oval (83-1988)
    • 10: Providence, Providence Stadium (167-2007)
    • 5: Berbice, Albion Sports Complex (16-1977)
18. 21: Saint Lucia (8-1978)
    • 19: Gros Islet, Beausejour Stadium (140-2002)
    • 2: Castries, Mindoo Philip Park (20-1978)
19. 20: Saint Vincent (9-1981)
    • 20: Kingstown, Arnos Vale (26-1981)
20. 20: Scotland (24-1999)
    • 6: Aberdeen, Mannofield Park (170-2008)
    • 6: Edinburgh, Grange Cricket Club Raeburn Place (130-1999)
    • 6: Ayr, Cambusdoon New Ground (160-2006)
    • 2: Glasgow, Titwood (167-2007)
21. 19: Antigua and Barbuda (7-1978)
    • 11: Saint-John's, Recreation Ground (19-1978)
    • 8: North Sound, Sir Vivian Richards Stadium (166-2007)
22. 17: Grenada (11-1983)
    • 17: St George's
      • 16: National Cricket Stadium (formerly known as Queen's Park No 2) (123-1999)
      • 1: Queen's Park (Old) (40-1983)
23. 14: Singapore (20-1996)
    • 14: Singapore
      • 9: Kallang Ground (133-1999)
      • 5: The Padang (110-1996)
24. 14: Northern Ireland (28-2006)
    • 14: Belfast, Stormont, Civil Service Cricket Club Ground (159-2006)
25. 13: Ireland (23-1999)
    • 13: Dublin, Castle Avenue, Clontarf (129-1999)
26. 10: Saint Kitts (27-2006)
    • 10: Basseterre, Warner Park (158-2006)
27. 10: Wales (4-1973)
    • 8: Cardiff, Sophia Gardens (128-1999)
    • 2: Swansea, St Helens (6-1973)
28. 7: Morocco (26-2002)
    • 7: Tangier, National Cricket Stadium (141-2002)
29. 7: Malaysia (29-2006)
    • 7: Kuala Lumpur, Kinrara Academy Oval (161-2006)
30. 4:Dominica (30-2009)
    • 4: Roseau, Windsor Park (172-2009)
31. 0: USA. was scheduled to organise their first ODI during the Americas Championships in november 2008 (CAN-BER), but the venue was not checked to be up to ODI standards in time.
32. 0: Bermuda. Despite having had ODI status from 2005 to 2009, Bermuda has not hosted any ODI's, as no ground of sufficient standard was available
33. 0: Afghanistan. Gained ODI status in 2009, but there are no grounds in the country up to the required standards

Written : 1999-06-01 - Last Modified : 2011-04-04