Queen's Park Oval, Port of Spain, Cricket stadium in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago
Queen's Park Oval is a cricket stadium in Port of Spain with two levels of seating and stands arranged in a circle around the playing field, holding approximately 25,000 people. The oval design allows most seats to have clear views of the game.
This venue opened in 1896 and gained international importance when it hosted its first Test match in 1930. This early role established it as a significant center for cricket in the region.
The standing areas under the roof host crowds that sing and dance during matches, a tradition central to how people here experience cricket. This musical accompaniment has become part of the local identity and shapes the atmosphere on match days.
The stadium sits near downtown Port of Spain and is straightforward to access. The complex includes indoor training nets, squash courts, tennis facilities, and a fitness center if you want to explore the broader grounds.
In 1976, India achieved a remarkable moment here by scoring 406 runs in their fourth innings to chase down West Indies, their highest successful chase in Test cricket at that time. This performance remains a memorable record at this ground.
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