National Cricket Stadium, St George's, Grenada

The National Cricket Stadium in St George's serves as Grenada's premier cricket venue and stands as a symbol of the island's passion for the sport. Built in the early 2000s as part of preparations for the 2007 Cricket World Cup, this modern facility replaced the older Queen's Park ground and quickly established itself as an important Caribbean cricket destination. The stadium features a well-maintained pitch that generally offers balanced conditions for both batsmen and bowlers. With seating capacity for approximately 20,000 spectators, the venue creates an intimate yet electric atmosphere during international matches. The ground is known for its picturesque setting, with the lush Grenadian hills providing a stunning backdrop to the cricket action. Statistical analysis from 15 recorded matches reveals intriguing pitch characteristics. In One Day Internationals, teams batting first have averaged 221.67 runs, enjoying a strong 66.67% win rate, suggesting the surface favors setting targets. Twenty20 matches tell a different story, with first innings averaging 149.50 runs and bat-first teams winning 55.56% of matches, indicating more challenging batting conditions in the shorter format. The stadium gained international prominence during the 2007 Cricket World Cup, hosting several group stage matches. The venue regularly attracts passionate local crowds who create a vibrant West Indian cricket atmosphere, with steel drums and enthusiastic support adding to the unique Caribbean cricket experience that makes St George's a memorable destination for players and spectators alike.