Grounds where Twenty-20 Internationals have been staged

(up to 2011-01-14 : 21 countries, 45 grounds, 198 matches)

on 2011-01-12, Adelaide became the 45th ground
on 2010-10-08 and 10, Bloemfontein and Kimberley became the 43rd and 44th grounds
on 2010-09-05, Wales became the 21st country, Cardiff the 42nd ground
on 2010-07-05, Edgbaston, Birmingham became the 41st ground
on 2010-06-12, Zimbabwe became the 20th country, Harare the 40th ground
on 2010-05-22, the USA became the 19th country, Lauderhill the 39th ground
on 2010-05-19, Antigua became the 18th country, North Sound the 38th ground
on 2010-05-01, St-Lucia became the 17th country, Gros Islet the 37th ground
on 2010-04-30, Guyana became the 16th country, providence the 36th ground
on 2010-02-28, New Zealand took 3rd place again
on 2010-02-21, Hobart became the 35th ground
between 2010-02-11 and 20, the UAE stormed into 3rd place
on 2010-02-10, Abu Dhabi became the 34th ground, the UAE sole 8th
on 2010-02-09, the UAE caught up with Kenya in 8th place
on 2010-02-05, Australia caught up with Canada in 5th place
on 2010-02-04, Sri Lanka caught up with Australia in 6th place
on 2010-02-03, New Zealand caught up with Northern Ireland in 3rd place
on 2010-02-01 and 03, the P Sara Oval and the SSC, Colombo, became the 32nd and 33rd grounds
on 2009-12-09 and 12, Nagpur and Mohali became the 30th and 31st grounds
on 2009-09-04, Sri Lanka passed into 7th place
on 2009-08-02, St. Kitts became the 15th country, Warner Park the 29th ground
on 2009-06-07, England passed Northern Ireland and settled into second place
on 2009-06-06, Trent Bridge became the 28th ground and England passed Canada to join New Zealand in third place
on 2009-06-05, Lord's became the 27th ground and England joined Australia in fifth place
on 2009-05-07, the UAE became the 14th country, Dubai Sports City Cricket Stadium the 26th ground
on 2009-03-29, SuperSport Park, Centurion became the 25th ground
on 2009-03-15, Trinidad & Tobago became the 13th country, Queen's Park Oval, Port-of-Spain the 24th ground
on 2009-02-25, New Zealand passed Canada into 3rd place
on 2009-02-15, Australlia passed England into 5th place
on 2009-02-10, Sri Lanka became the 12th country, Colombo RPS the 23rd ground
on 2008-12-28, Seddon Park, Hamilton became the 22nd ground
on 2008-10-10, Canada became the 11th country, NorthWest ground King City the 21st ground and by 2008-10-13, they had passed 8 countries into 3rd place
on 2008-08-02, Northern Ireland became the 10th country, Stormont, Belfast the 20th ground and on 2008-08-04, they had passed all other countries except South Africa into second place
on 2008-06-20, Barbados became the 9th country, the Kensington Oval, Bridgetown the 19th ground
on 2008-06-13, Old Trafford, Manchester became the 18th ground
on 2007-04-20, Pakistan became the eighth country, the National Stadium Karachi the 17th ground
on 2007-02-07, Jade Stadium, Christchurch became the 16th ground, and New Zealand passed England into second place
on 2007-02-01, the MCC, Melvourne became the 15th ground
on 2007-12-11, the WACA, Perth became the 14th ground
on 2007-10-20, India became the 7th country; Brabourne Mumbai the 13th ground
on 2007-09-12, Kingsmead, Durban and Newlands, Cape Town became the 11th and 12th venues
on 2007-09-01, the Gymkhana Ground, Nairobi, became the 10th venue and Kenya the sixth country
on 2007-06-28, the Oval became the 9th venue
on 2007-01-09, the Sydney Cricket Ground became the 8th venue
on 2006-12-22, WestPac Stadium, Wellington, became the 7th venue
on 2006-11-28, Khulna became the 6th venue and Bangladesh the fifth country
on 2006-08-28, the County Ground, Bristol, became the 5th venue
on 2006-01-09, Woollongabba, Brisbane and Australia became the fourth venue and country
on 2005-10-21, New Wanderers, Johannesburg and South Africa became the third venue and country
on 2005-06-13, the Rose Bowl, Southampton and England became the second venue and country
on 2005-02-17, the first Twenty-20 International was played at Eden Park, Auckland, New Zealand

1. 42: South Africa (3-2005)
   • 20: Johannesburg, New Wanderers (3-2005)
   • 10: Durban, Kingsmead (11-2007)
   • 8: Cape Town, Newlands (12-2007)
   • 2: Centurion, SuperSport Park (25-2009)
   • 1: Bloemfontein, OUTsurance Oval (43-2010)
   • 1: Kimberley, De Beers Diamond Oval (44-2010)
2. 36: England (2-2005)
   • 11: London, the Oval (9-2007)
   • 10: Nottingham, Trent Bridge (28-2009)
   • 8: London, Lord's (27-2009)
   • 2: Southampton, The Rose Bowl (2-2005)
   • 2: Manchester, Old Trafford (18-2008)
   • 2: Birmingham, Edgbaston (41-2010)
   • 1: Bristol, County Ground (5-2006)
3. 16: New Zealand (1-2005)
   • 6: Auckland, Eden Park (1-2005)
   • 4: Christchurch, Jade Stadium (16-2008)
   • 3: Wellington, WestPac Stadium (7-2006)
   • 3: Hamilton, Seddon Park (22-2008)
4. 14:United Arab Emirates (14-2009)
   • 11: Dubai Sports City Cricket Stadium (26-2009)
   • 3: Abu Dhabi, Sheikh Zayed Stadium (34-2010)
5. 13: Australia (4-2006)
   • 4: Melbourne, MCC (15-2008)
   • 3: Sydney, SCG (no1) (8-2007)
   • 2: Brisbane, Woolloongabba (4-2006)
   • 2: Perth, WACA (14-2007)
   • 1: Hobart, Bellerive Oval (35-2010)
   • 1: Adelaide Oval (45-2011)
6. 12:Barbados (9-2008)
   • 12: Bridgetown, Kensington Oval (19-2008)
7. 11:Northern Ireland (10-2008)
   1. 11: Belfast, Stormont (20-2008)
8. 10:Saint Lucia (17-2010)
   • 10: Gros Islet, Beausejour Cricket Ground (37-2010)
9. 8:Canada (11-2008)
   1. 8: King City, Maple Leaf North-West ground (21-2008)
10. 7:Sri Lanka (12-2009)
    • 4: Colombo, R Premadasa Stadium (23-2009)
    • 2: Colombo, Sinhalese Sports Club (33-2010)
    • 1: Colombo, P Sara Oval (32-2010)
11. 6: Guyana (16-2010)
    • 6: Providence Stadium (36-2010)
12. 5: Kenya (6-2007)
    • 5: Nairobi, Gymkhana Club Ground (10-2007)
13. 3: India (7-2007)
    • 1: Mumbai, Brabourne (13-2007)
    • 1: Nagpur, Vidarbha CA Stadium (30-2009)
    • 1: Mohali , Punjab CA Stadium (31-2009)
14. 2:Trinidad & Tobago (13-2009)
    • 2: Port-of-Spain, Queen's Park Oval (24-2009)
15. 2:Antigua & Barbuda (18-2010)
    • 2: North Sound, Sir Vivian Richards Stadium (38-2010)
16. 2:USA (19-2010)
    • 2: Lauderhill, Florida, Central Broward Regional Park Stadium (39-2010)
17. 2:Zimbabwe (20-2010)
    • 2: Harare Sports Club (40-2010)
18. 2:Wales (21-2010)
    • 2: Cardiff, Sphia Gardens (42-2010)
19. 1: Bangladesh (5-2006)
    • 1: Khulna, Khulna Divisional Stadium (6-2006)
20. 1:Pakistan (8-2008)
    • 1: Karachi, National Stadium (17-2008)
21. 1: Saint Kitts (15-2009)
    • 1: Basseterre, Warner Park (29-2009)

Written : 2007-09-18 - Last Modified : 2011-04-04