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The Grenada National Cricket Stadium is a 20,000-capacity sports stadium located in St George's on the island nation of Grenada. Used mainly for cricket, the National Cricket Stadium hosted its first Test in 2002 and its first One Day International (ODI) in 1999. [1] Since February 2019, the ground has seen only 4 Tests—all including the West Indies—along with 22 ODIs.
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New Zealand batsman Scott Styris became the first player to score a Test century at the venue, managing 107 runs in the ground's inaugural match against West Indies. [2] In the same match, West Indian opener Chris Gayle scored 204 runs, which is still the only double century scored at the National Cricket Stadium. Up to February 2019, only 5 test centuries has scored at the venue. [3]
In the first ODI at the venue, Australian batsman Darren Lehmann scored unbeaten 105 from 92 balls against West Indies in 1995—the only century in the match. The highest ODI score at the ground is 162 runs scored by Gayle against England on 28 February 2019. Up to February 2019. 17 ODI centuries has scored at the venue. [4]
