Eden Gardens, Cricket field in Kolkata, India
Eden Gardens features expansive green grounds with a seating arrangement of 68,000 spectators surrounding the central cricket pitch and practice nets.
The cricket ground, established in 1864, held its first international Test match in 1934 between India and England, marking its entry into international cricket.
Professional cricket matches at Eden Gardens draw thousands of fans from Kolkata and across India, reflecting the nation's deep connection with the sport.
Located near BBD Bagh area, the stadium includes multiple entry gates, designated seating sections, food vendors, and restroom facilities throughout the complex.
The stadium witnessed the 2001 Test match where India defeated Australia after following on, with VVS Laxman scoring 281 runs.
Location: Ward No. 45, Kolkata Municipal Corporation
Official opening: 1864
Capacity: 68000
Address: Eden Garden Road
GPS coordinates: 22.56444,88.34333
Latest update: May 26, 2025 19:04
Kolkata's monuments include the white marble Victoria Memorial, the Dakshineswar Kali Temple on the Hooghly River, the Indian Museum with its ancient collections, and Science City with its planetarium. Religious heritage includes the neo-Gothic St. Paul's Cathedral, historic synagogues, and Hindu temples. Traditional markets like New Market and the artisan district of Kumartuli reflect local culture. The colonial buildings of BBD Bagh and the Writers Building are reminders of the British past.
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