Palam B Ground

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Palam B Stadium
Ground information
Location Palam, New Delhi
Establishment1996
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Team information
Services cricket team (1996-present)
As of August 27, 2015
Source: Cricinfo

Palam B Stadium or Model Sports Complex is a cricket ground in Palam, New Delhi. [1] The ground was established in 1996. The ground is home ground of the Services cricket team. [2] Till date, the ground has hosted 10 List A matches [3] and 10 Twenty20 matches. [4]

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