An Uber driver in Adelaide recently had a once-in-a-lifetime experience when three Indian cricketers unexpectedly became his passengers. While the Indian team was in the city for the second ODI against Australia, the driver found himself giving a ride to none other than Prasidh Krishna, Yashasvi Jaiswal, and Dhruv Jurel.

The moment left the driver stunned and thrilled, as he realized he was sharing his cab with international cricket stars. He couldn’t help but express his excitement, later sharing the memorable experience on social media.

Fans too were quick to react, praising the players for their down-to-earth attitude and humility. Encounters like these highlight how approachable and grounded Indian cricketers remain, even while representing the nation on global tours.

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Uber Driver’s Once-in-a-Lifetime Experience With Indian Players:

A dashcam video from the driver’s car showed him waiting for his next passengers, unaware of the surprise ahead. Moments later, Prasidh Krishna entered and took the front seat, while Yashasvi Jaiswal and Dhruv Jurel settled in the back, leaving the driver visibly stunned by the unexpected celebrity encounter.

The clip of the unexpected moment quickly went viral on social media, delighting cricket fans everywhere. Viewers found humor in the driver’s stunned silence as he realized his passengers were Indian cricketers. Many said his reaction was completely natural, while others playfully imagined what they might have said if they were in his place during such a surprising encounter.

Jaisu, Jurel and Prasidh in an Uber ride in Adelaide 🇦🇺 pic.twitter.com/c3FuVP9PeN

— Wren (@vyomanaut02) October 22, 2025

The viral clip captures the players and the driver arriving at their destination, exchanging brief pleasantries before parting ways. The driver, who appeared to recognize the cricketers after a second glance, maintained professionalism throughout the journey, choosing not to disturb them despite clearly realizing he had famous passengers in his car.

Indian Trio Aim to Make Their Mark:

Prasidh Krishna, Yashasvi Jaiswal, and Dhruv Jurel, who have previously played together for the Rajasthan Royals, are part of India’s current squad in Australia for the ongoing ODI series. However, the trio has yet to feature in the playing XI for the first two matches. India, meanwhile, finds itself trailing 0-2 in the three-match series after suffering consecutive defeats in Adelaide.

India will look to salvage pride as the final ODI moves to the iconic Sydney Cricket Ground. With the series already decided, players like Prasidh Krishna, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Dhruv Jurel, and Kuldeep Yadav may get a chance to showcase their skills and gain valuable experience in Australian conditions.

Virat Kohli’s comeback series has started on a challenging note. Two consecutive ducks in the first two ODIs against Australia were far from what his fans had hoped for. However, Kohli’s sharp instincts in the field during the second ODI in Adelaide drew attention and highlighted his cricketing acumen.

As India defended 265, cameras captured an interesting moment between Kohli and Australian batter Travis Head, who was on 28 at the time. Indian fans still remember Head’s explosive 137 off 120 in the 2023 ODI World Cup final, which shattered India’s dream of winning the trophy for the third time.

Aware of Head’s potential to dominate the game quickly, Kohli approached the Australian opener, placed an arm around his shoulder, and said something. Moments later, Head miscued a shot off Harshit Rana and was caught by Kohli himself. Though the exact words remain unknown, the incident highlighted Kohli’s psychological sharpness on the field.

Kohli Equals Yuvraj Singh in Most Ducks for India in ODIs

Despite the fielding highlight, India lost the match by 2 wickets, with Australia sealing the series 2-0. For the first time in his career, Kohli scored two back-to-back ducks in ODI cricket. In 304 matches, he has now recorded 18 ducks, equalling Yuvraj Singh, who played 301 ODIs to achieve the same.

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Virat Kohli's strategic distraction! Travis Head was out next ball. Master of the mind games. 😉

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— Umesh patel (@umesh_pate26949) October 24, 2025

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While Kohli and Yuvraj are joint-4th on India’s list of most ducks in ODIs, the 3rd position belongs to Anil Kumble with 18 ducks in 269 matches. The 2nd spot is held by Javagal Srinath with 19 ducks in 229 matches, while the record is held by Sachin Tendulkar, who scored 20 ducks in 463 ODIs.

Though India has already lost the 3-match series 2-0, the Men in Blue will look to restore pride in the third ODI. The final match of the series will be played on October 25 at the iconic Sydney Cricket Ground. Fans will be keen to see if India makes any changes to the squad and whether Kohli can regain his form with the bat while continuing his brilliance in the field.

Shreyas Iyer made a heroic half-century in the second ODI between Australia and India at Adelaide Oval on Thursday, October 23. The right-handed batsman contributed significantly to settling the Indian innings by adding a vital 118-run partnership off 136 balls for the third wicket with Rohit Sharma. Their association followed early losses when Shubman Gill and Virat Kohli were sent packing in the seventh over by Xavier Bartlett. Due to their consistent effort, India was able to register a fighting score of 264/9 in the first innings.

In spite of India's solid comeback, Australia chased the score in 46.2 overs with two wickets remaining. Iyer's calm innings was one of the few positives for India on an otherwise challenging day. His condition-sensing ability to play with patience was enjoyed by supporters as well as pundits.

Talking after the game, Shreyas revealed his new batting stance, which has been a subject of debate among cricket fans. The Mumbai batter revealed that he wanted to return to a more upright stance to help him handle extra bounce on certain pitches.

Shreyas Iyer Explains His Upright Stance and Key Partnership with Rohit Sharma

“Well, this technique which I've got lately, it's not that I've changed over the time, but since last year, I wanted to have an upright stance where the bounce is a little bit more than expected. And based on that, I worked with my coach and we developed this new technique and it was kind of suiting me pretty well. And the way I grew up playing, it was very much that I predominantly had an upright stance,” Iyer said at the post-match press conference.

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He further added, “And I just was like, let's go back to my old technique and see how it paces up. So yeah, I backed myself and then from there on, I started in the domestic. And then till now, I've been continuing with the same stance.” Speaking about his partnership with Rohit, he said it was crucial to steady the innings against Josh Hazlewood’s fiery spell. “It wasn’t an easy wicket to bat on, especially at the start, so we decided to rotate the strike and build momentum. Even in Mumbai, on red-soil wickets where there’s extra bounce, this stance helps. You’ve got to keep changing depending on the pitch, and right now, I feel I can adapt anywhere.”

Rohit Sharma found his touch in one-day cricket again in the second India-Australia ODI at the Adelaide Oval. Indian captain Rohit scored a serene and elegant knock of 73 runs from 97 balls, which helped his team come back from an early wicket fall. His innings was reminiscent of his signature style steady early on, then forceful with his signature pull shots and elegant sixes.

Though Virat Kohli and Shubman Gill departed soon, Rohit appeared as confident and calm a player as one could ask for at the crease. Each time he hit a decent-looking shot, the in-charge Adelaide crowd went into ecstasies. The fans were treated to a classic Rohit Sharma show as he orchestrated India's innings with patience and composure. His placement and timing demonstrated that the "Hitman" was back in form.

The stands filled with Indian fans chanting, "Mumbai cha Raja," and waved flags in honor of their hero. One could see Rohit's vast popularity in Australia. There is no question he is a world star. His calm leadership, with his smiling, playful presence, made the night a special occasion for everyone in the stadium.

Rohit Sharma's Sweet Moment with Young Fan Goes Viral

After the game, Rohit Sharma proved why fans love him, not only for his batting but also because he is kind. On leaving the stadium, he went about greeting fans with a smile and accepting gifts from them. In one clip, which went viral, Rohit hugged a young girl and clicked photos with her and her sisters. The adorable moment won hearts online, as the kids looked thrilled to meet their idol.

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Craze for Rohit Sharma at Adelaide Airport.🔥

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— Rohan💫 (@rohann__45) October 24, 2025

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Yet another fan gifted Rohit a hand-taken collage, which he accepted gleefully before taking some more selfies with the audience. Now, as the series moves to Sydney, Rohit will aim to continue his good form at a ground where he averages 66.60. His last knock there was a brilliant 133, and fans hope for another big innings in the final ODI on October 25.

The second ODI between Australia and India will be held on October 23 at the legendary Adelaide Oval. Team India, who were disappointing in the previous match, will be looking to make a strong comeback and address their batting problem before the decisive game. The Men in Blue will hope to provide an improved all-round performance to keep the three-match series alive.

The fans are eagerly looking forward to seeing Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli in action as the star pair prepares to take on Australia again. The series was one of the most awaited encounters this year, and it saw Kohli and Rohit return to international cricket after a break of eight months. The return of the star pair in Perth, though, didn't go according to expectations and left fans disheartened following India's dismal batting display.

Even after the initial ODI setback, the fans are full of enthusiasm. The Adelaide Oval is officially sold out for the second game, showing the strong support Indian cricket continues to enjoy in Australia. For many fans, the chance to see Kohli play at one of his most successful venues was too good to miss. The upcoming match is now a must-win clash for India to level the series.

Kohli and Rohit Aim to Bounce Back in Adelaide

“The tickets for the Men’s ODI between Australia and India at Adelaide Oval are now sold out. The match is the second of a three-game ODI series, with Australia claiming a seven-wicket win in the first ODI in Perth. The Men’s ODI in Adelaide begins at 2 pm local time,” said a media release by Cricket Australia.

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The legendary pair of Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma have returned to the ODI format after an eight-month gap. In the first match, Kohli was dismissed for a duck, while Rohit managed only eight runs, but both will be determined to turn things around in Adelaide. With the World Cup 2027 in mind, the series holds great importance for India’s future planning. The Men in Blue last won an ODI series in Australia back in 2018 under Kohli’s captaincy, and they’ll be keen to repeat that success once again.

After a disappointing return to international cricket, Virat Kohli spent extra time in the nets on Tuesday, working hard ahead of the second ODI against Australia at the Adelaide Oval on Thursday. The Indian star looked focused and determined as he practiced some of his trademark shots during Team India’s training session at the venue that has always brought out his best performances.

In a video shared by SACA News, the official ‘X’ handle of the South Australia Cricket Association (SACA), Kohli was seen playing confident back-foot punches and  elegant cover drives and finishing the session with his classic pull shot. The batting legend is eager to bounce back after being dismissed for a duck in the opening ODI in Perth, his first international innings since leading India to the Champions Trophy title on March 9.

Kohli will now look to make amends at one of his favorite venues, the Adelaide Oval. Across formats, he has scored 975 runs in 12 matches at this ground, averaging 65, with five centuries and four fifties to his name. No other venue has seen him score as many runs or centuries, making Adelaide his most successful hunting ground outside India.

Kohli’s Adelaide Memories and Historic Knocks

Kohli's deep-rooted affection for Adelaide took shape in 2012 when he got his first Test century against a strong Australian lineup of Ryan Harris, Ben Hilfenhaus, and Peter Siddle. He was the only Indian batter to surpass the mark of 300 runs in the series, even with legends Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid, VVS Laxman, and Virender Sehwag in the team. His love for the venue deepened in the 2014 Test series when he made twin hundreds (115 and 141) in the same match while leading India for the first time in place of MS Dhoni.

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Kohli’s magic continued in limited-overs cricket too. In January 2019, he hit a brilliant 104 off 112 balls at Adelaide, helping India win the ODI series against Australia. So far in 2025, Kohli has scored 275 runs in eight innings, with one century and two fifties. After India’s loss in Perth, the team will be hoping for another classic Kohli innings at his beloved Adelaide Oval, a ground where he has time and again reminded the world why he is one of the greatest batters of this generation.

Former Indian captain Rohit Sharma was seen giving valuable advice to young opener Yashasvi Jaiswal during a practice session in Adelaide as Team India prepares for the second ODI against Australia on Thursday, October 23, 2025. With Australia leading the three-match series 1-0, India is under pressure to bounce back.

Jaiswal, who made his ODI debut earlier this year against England, is still trying to establish himself in India’s white-ball setup. Though he has been reliable in Tests, his chances in ODIs and T20Is have been rare. Rohit’s guidance on handling Adelaide’s pitch conditions could be crucial for the left-hander as he looks to make an impact.

India had a tough outing in the series opener on a bouncy Perth pitch, suffering a seven-wicket defeat. Rohit, returning after a seven-month break from international cricket, looked rusty and was dismissed for just eight runs by Josh Hazlewood. Despite stepping down from the captaincy, the 38-year-old remains focused on contributing as a senior batter.

Team India Looks to Veterans for Comeback

India is undergoing a transition phase with new ODI skipper Shubman Gill leading the team in Australia. The team is banking on seasoned stars such as Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli to guide the youth and steady performances after a poor beginning.

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🚨 RR mentor Shri Rohit sharma was spotted giving tips to young sensation Yashasvi Jaiswal before second ODI vs Aus 🙏🏻 pic.twitter.com/8DkJZwlleg

— Rish (@Nonegivesshit) October 21, 2025

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Virat Kohli also returned to action in Perth but endured a rare failure, dismissed for a duck by Mitchell Starc. It was his first duck in 30 innings on Australian soil, with Starc’s swing proving difficult as Kohli faced a maiden over before getting out. With the series on the line, India will look to regroup and rely on its veterans and young guns to challenge Australia in the pivotal second ODI at Adelaide.

Veteran Indian batsman Virat Kohli was seen practicing in an intense batting session ahead of the second ODI of the three-match series against Australia. The match is to be played on Thursday, October 23, at the Adelaide Oval in Adelaide. Kohli hopes to resurrect himself after a disappointing performance in the series' first match, when he got out for a duck off eight balls by Mitchell Starc in Perth on Sunday, October 19.

India suffered a disappointing day in the first ODI as they lost the game by seven wickets according to the DLS method. With the team looking to get back on track in the second ODI, Kohli was seen perfecting his game in the nets, displaying keenness to play a key role in the next match.

Even though the team suffered a recent loss, Kohli has a brilliant ODI record against Australia. He has scored 2,451 runs in 49 innings at an average of 53.28 and a strike rate of 93.40, including 15 fifties and eight centuries, making him one of India’s most reliable performers against the Aussies.

Ashwin on Rohit and Kohli’s Form

Both returning ace batters, Rohit Sharma (8) and Virat Kohli (0), struggled in India’s opening ODI against Australia. Legendary spinner Ravichandran Ashwin shared his thoughts on their form on his YouTube channel: "For their good, I think they can focus a bit more on preparation, especially in terms of playing games before going on tours, but that is not entirely in the hands of players, it needs to be planned by the team management. This is too early to talk about Virat and Rohit, because there are a few more games. My only worry for them is can they get more game time?"

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Virat Kohli in the nets at the Adelaide Oval. pic.twitter.com/RuilGIZUZ2

— Mufaddal Vohra (@mufaddal_vohra) October 21, 2025

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Ashwin added, "It is not going to be easy for Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli. I really hope they get some kind of flow, because they have not played any cricket recently. If you are going on an international tour, planning is necessary. We have often travelled overseas 10-15 days before the series begins, travelled in 2-3 batches, so that definitely can be done." Rohit and Kohli have retired from Tests and T20Is and now represent India only in ODIs at the international level.

Cricket is not a sport it's a world obsession. And nothing embodies the size of that obsession quite like the enormous stadiums filled with supporters cheering every boundary, wicket, and six. From the subcontinent to Down Under, these cricket venues aren't large they're iconic.

1. Narendra Modi Stadium – Ahmedabad, India

• Capacity: 132,000
• Opened: 1982 (Refurbished in 2020)
• Operator: Gujarat Cricket Association

This is the king of all cricket grounds. In Ahmedabad, the Narendra Modi Stadium is the world's largest cricket stadium. It was fully refurbished in 2020, making it a contemporary cricketing fortress. It has played host to high-profile events such as the 2023 Cricket World Cup Final and has already become a global sports landmark.

2. Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) – Melbourne, Australia

• Capacity: 100,024
• Opened: 1853
• Operator: Melbourne Cricket Club

Typically abbreviated to just "The G," the Melbourne Cricket Ground is a stadium it's a world sporting icon. Since 1853, it has hosted some of cricket's most famous moments and much else besides, from Boxing Day Tests to World Cup finals and even the 1956 Summer Olympics. With a seating capacity of over 100,000, the MCG blends majesty with tradition, giving an electric atmosphere that's unequalled anywhere in the globe. To players and spectators alike, walking into the MCG is walking into history.

3. Eden Gardens – Kolkata, India

• Capacity: 68,000
• Opened: 1864
• Operator: Cricket Association of Bengal

Also called "cricket's Colosseum," Eden Gardens is a site where heroes are forged. Kapil Dev, Sachin, Saurav Ganguly and now Virat Kohli  some of the greats of Indian cricket have illuminated this stage. The fervour here gets palpably heated, particularly whenever India hosts Pakistan or an all-star IPL tie.

4. Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh Stadium – Raipur, India

• Capacity: 65,000
• Opened: 2008
• Operator: Chhattisgarh State Cricket Sangh

Located in the heart of Chhattisgarh's capital city, the Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International Stadium is India's most promising new cricket ground. Although it was inaugurated in 2008, the stadium hosted its first international match in 2023, the first time Raipur featured on the international cricket map. With its sprawling layout and vast boundary lengths, the ground has soon found itself in demand for home T20s, IPL practice games, and other high-profile games.

5. Perth Stadium (Optus Stadium) – Perth, Australia

• Capacity: 61,266
• Opened: 2018
• Operator: VenuesLive

A contemporary wonder in Western Australia, Optus Stadium informally known as Perth Stadium has revolutionized the live cricket experience. Opened in 2018, it soon replaced the venerable WACA as Perth's top cricket ground.Renowned for its elastic, fast pitch and stunning sunset views, the stadium combines cutting-edge design with fan friendly amenities. Whether an international contest or a Big Bash contest, Optus Stadium is a dynamic experience and has become an instant hit with fans in Australia's cricket calendar.

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6. Adelaide Oval – Adelaide, Australia

• Capacity: 53,583
• Opened: 1871
• Operator: Adelaide Oval SMA Ltd

Adorned by the beautiful parklands of Adelaide, the Adelaide Oval is a marriage of tradition and innovation. Originally opened in 1871, the old ground has maintained its old-world feel while embracing contemporary developments, such as hosting the world's first-ever day-night Test match in 2015.Hailed for its unobstructed views and intimate atmosphere, it's rated as one of the finest places on earth to enjoy cricket. In addition to its novel charm is the Oval Hotel, which is integrated directly into the stadium allowing supporters an opportunity to rise and shine up over the pitch.

7. Greenfield International Stadium – Thiruvananthapuram, India

• Capacity: 50,000
• Opened: 2015
• Operator: Kerala Cricket Association / KSFL

Against the green backdrop of Thiruvananthapuram, the Greenfield International Stadium has brought world class cricket to the very heart of Kerala. It opened in 2015 and was built under a special public-private partnership, one of the very few Indian stadiums that can host cricket and football matches. The stadium's up to date facilities, expansive seating, and picturesque setting have ensured it's a crowd pleaser, particularly for T20 Internationals, which are known to sell out in a hurry. Either under lights or basking in Kerala sunlight, Greenfield is an experience never to be forgotten.

8. Ekana Cricket Stadium – Lucknow, India

• Capacity: 50,000
• Opened: 2017
• Operator: Ekana Sportz City Pvt Ltd

One of India's latest international stadiums, the Ekana Cricket Stadium in Lucknow has established itself solidly on the world cricketing map. Officially the Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium, named after the former Prime Minister, who passed away, the stadium has top-class facilities and trendy design. Since its opening in 2017, it has played host to a series of international matches and Indian Premier League (IPL) matches. As one of the primary venues for the 2023 Men's Cricket World Cup, Ekana demonstrated its ability to accommodate high-pressure matches with ease and its reputation only continues to rise.

9. JSCA International Stadium – Ranchi, India

• Capacity: 50,000
• Opened: 2013
• Operator: Jharkhand State Cricket Association

Nestled in the capital of Jharkhand, the JSCA International Stadium in Ranchi is one of India’s newer cricketing venues, inaugurated in January 2013. It quickly made its mark by hosting its first One Day International (ODI) between India and England the same month. The stadium is the proud home of the Jharkhand cricket team and has also been associated with Chennai Super Kings, who played several home games here during earlier IPL seasons. With a seating capacity of 50,000, the stadium is known for its modern design, excellent sightlines, and electric atmosphere. To date, it has hosted seven IPL matches and continues to be a key venue for domestic and international cricket.

10. Brabourne Stadium – Mumbai, India

• Capacity: 50,000
• Opened: 1937
• Operator: Cricket Club of India

Historic and charming, Brabourne is where old-school cricket fans go to relive the golden era. It’s hosted everything from Ranji Trophy to T20Is and even served as the original home for the Mumbai Indians. Despite newer stadiums nearby, Brabourne holds a special place in Mumbai’s cricket heart.

Narendra Modi Stadium

• Location: Ahmedabad, India
• Year Opened: 1982
• Capacity:132,000
• Operated by:Gujarat Cricket Association

Narendra Modi Stadium is the largest cricket stadium in the world with a seating capacity of 132,000 and it is located at Ahmedabad. This stadium is well equipped with all modern amenities such as LED floodlights, 11 centre circle pitches, four changing rooms, and two nets available. These mega events can be held without any hassle due to high end drainage facilities provided in this stadium. It hosted its first event after renovation, during the 2023 ICC Cricket World cup Final of 2020.

Melbourne Cricket Ground

• Location: Melbourne, Australia
• Year Opened: 1853
• Capacity:100,024
• Operated By:Melbourne Cricket Club

Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) Melbourne, Australia The MCG is one of the worlds most recognise stadiums, established in 1853 with a capacity of 100,024. Established through international events 1956 Olympics, 2006 Commonwealth Games and several ICC World Cups. On top of that, the MCG serves as home to Boxing Day Test Match & AFL (Australian Football League) where jewel-like ring of grandstands set around a retractable roof.

Eden Gardens

• Location: Kolkata, India
• Year Opened: 1864
• Capacity:66,000

Eden Gardens, Kolkata, India  Edens from Kolkata is the second-biggest stadium of the nation and one of the most cherished international cricket venues. Located in 1864 Eden Gardens, Kolkata (India) 66,000 often called as "Mecca of Indian Cricket" and it is where one will host numerous historic matches such as ICC Cricket World Cup final in 1987,2016 ICC World T20 Final etc.

Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International Cricket Stadium(Nava Raipur International Cricket Stadium)

• Location: Raipur, India
• Year Opened: 2008
• Capacity:65000
• Operated BY:Chhattisgarh State Cricket Sangh

One of India's newest stadiums Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International Cricket Stadium Raipur(H), capacity 65,000 built in the year 2008For the year it opened, It is India's 50th international cricket ground and infamously a batsmen-friendly due to boundary dimensions. It has also held many an IPL and international domestic matches.

Perth Stadium

• Location: Perth, Australia
• Year Opened: 2018
• Capacity:61,266
• Operated BY:VenuesLive

Perth Stadium, also known as Optus Stadium in Perth, Australia, has a capacity of 61,266 and is a multi-use stadium that opened its doors back in 2018. It was opened near the Fremantle Sea and is the 2nd biggest cricket stadium in Australia after the MCG and provides an incredible view with fresh breeze. It is a general sports venue that can host cricket and Australian football matches.

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Adelaide Oval

• Location: Australia 
• Year Opened: 1871
• Capacity:53,500
• Operated By:Adelaide Oval SMA Ltd

Adelaide Oval (1871) In Adelaide, South Australia It is a multi use stadium which for cricket (mainly), Australian rules football, events such as concerts and rugby. Between 2012 and 2014 the stadium was heavily developed to increase capacity in order to allow it to host major events, from the original capacity of 42240 to over an increased neutral capacity along with modern facilities including the installation of Western Stand and pedestrian bridge over River Torrens. Having a long and eventful past, it played host to its first Test in 1884, and has been home base of the South Australian Cricket Association (SACA) from the get go. Some of the recent major events, 2017 Ashes Test; world record Adele concert 70,000 and since 2019 the AFLW Grand Final.

Greenfield International Stadium

• Location: Thiruvananthapuram(INDIA)
• Year Opened: 2015
• Capacity:50,000
• Operated by:Kerala Cricket Association

Greenfield International Stadium (The Sports Hub) is a multi-purpose stadium in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, used for international cricket and football (soccer). It is all purpose stadium that can accommodate upto 50,000 viewers and constructed on lessee site of 36 acres by Kerala University. The stadium is green on the inner being a place that boasts of flora and a rainwater harvesting unit The first Indian stadium constructed under DBOT (design-build-operate-transfer) model 262185 On 1 November 2018, India won vs West Indies by 9 wickets in its first ODI 

Ekana Cricket Stadium(Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee (BRSABV))

• Location: Lucknow(INDIA)
• Year Opened: 2017
• Capacity:50,000
• Operated by:Ekana Sportz City Pvt Ltd

Ekana Cricket Stadium, also known as Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee (BRSABV) Ekana Cricket Stadium, is an international cricket stadium in Lucknow, India. The stadium has a seating capacity of 50,000 and is the fifth-largest international cricket stadium in India. It is the home ground of the Uttar Pradesh cricket team, UP women's cricket team, and IPL franchise Lucknow Super Giants. The stadium was commissioned in 2014 and was built under a public-private partnership between Ekana Sportz City and the Lucknow Development Authority. It hosted its first international match on 6 November 2018, a T20I between India and the West Indies.

JSCA International Stadium 

• Location: JharkandINDIA)
• Year Opened: 2013
• Capacity:50,000
• Operated by:Jharkhand cricket association

JSCA International Stadium is an international cricket venue in Ranchi, Jharkhand India. The venue is the home ground of Jharkhand cricket team. The stadium was opened in January 2013 and in his first ever ODI between India vs England, 19th January 2013. The stadium could hold a capacity of 50,000and has 76 Corporate boxes. The stadium is designed so that no shadow ever falls on the nine pitches before 4:45 PM, even on the shortest day of the year as per an independent survey. It also has eight pitches on the practice area and an indoor cricket center that has dwelling facilities for players.

Brabourne Stadium

• Location: Mumbai(INDIA)
• Year Opened: 1937
• Capacity:50,000
• Operated BY:Cricket club of india

Brabourne Stadium was located in the mumbai it was inagurated on the year 1937 it has capacity of 50,000 the stadium was get into light at 2006 in the year 2006 first icc champians trophy was played 
and the first T20I in 2007 .mainly it was the home ground of the MI in the ipl after a long wait of 36 years first test has played in the year 2009 and it also can host the football,tennis and concerts