Maple Leaf Cricket Club, Cricket grounds in King City, Canada
Maple Leaf Cricket Club is a sports facility with five grounds located north of Toronto, where the North-West field serves as the main arena for international competitions. The venue holds around 7,000 spectators and provides separate viewing areas at both the north and south ends of the property.
The facility was established in 1954 and received International Cricket Council approval in 2006 to host One Day International matches. This made it Canada's second certified venue for such competitions.
The club serves as a gathering place for cricket enthusiasts across the region, welcoming players and fans of all ages to participate and watch the sport. It represents an important hub for growing the game within local communities.
The facility sits about 30 kilometers north of Toronto and is easily accessible by car for most visitors. Plan to arrive early on match days, as the grounds are spread across a large area with multiple viewing zones.
Some of the sport's most accomplished players have delivered remarkable performances on this ground, with multiple One Day International centuries recorded here. These achievements mark it as a place of sporting significance in Canadian cricket history.
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