Keenan Stadium, Cricket field in Bistupur, Jamshedpur, India
Keenan Stadium is a cricket field in Jamshedpur with seating for around 19,000 spectators arranged in different sections. The ground is defined by the Dalma Hills End and the Naoroji Pavilion End, where crowds gather to watch matches.
The stadium was established in 1939 and named after John Lawrence Keenan, a former manager at Tata Steel. It hosted its first international match in 1983, marking a turning point for the venue.
The stadium brings local cricket fans together to cheer for regional teams and watch important tournaments unfold. Cricket passion runs deep here and continues to shape the sporting life of the city.
The stadium has no floodlights, so matches are played during daylight hours. The main entrance is located in the northern part of the city and is easy to access.
From the stands, you can see the Dalma Hills and the Tata Steel factory chimneys rising in the background. This view connects the sport to the city's industrial heritage.
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