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Sophia Gardens Cardiff, England

Sophia GardensSophia Gardens, Cathedral Road
Cardiff, Wales. CF11 9XR, United Kingdom.

Phone No. +44 29-2040-9380
Also or formerly known as The SWALEC Stadium
Established 1854
Capacity 15,000
Flood Light Yes
End Name River Taff End, Cathedral Road End

Records and statistics
First TestEngland v Australia, 08-12, Jul 2009
Last TestEngland v Australia, 08-11, Jul 2015
First ODIAustralia v New Zealand, 20-May-1999
Last ODIEngland v New Zealand, 08-Sep-2023
First T20IEngland v Pakistan, 05-Sep-2010
Last T20IEngland v Australia, 13-Sep-2024

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