Melbourne Cricket Ground Melbourne, Australia

Victoria
Yarra Park, Jolimont, VIC, 3002

Phone No. +61 3 9657 8867
Also or formerly known as MCG
Established 1854
Capacity 100,000
Flood Light Yes
End Name Members End, Great Southern Stand End

Records and statistics

First Test	Australia v England, 15-19, Mar 1877
Last Test	Australia v India, 26-30, Dec 2018
First ODI	Australia v England, 05-Jan-1971
Last ODI	Australia v India, 18-Jan-2019
First T20I	Australia v India, 01-Feb-2008
Last T20I	Australia v Sri Lanka, 01-Nov-2019

Ground Fixtures

Date & time	Detail
26 Dec - 30 Dec 2019 11:00 local | 00:00 GMT	2nd Test - Australia v New Zealand
25 Oct 2020 N 19:00 local | 08:00 GMT	16th Match, Super 12 Group 1 - New Zealand v West Indies
29 Oct 2020 N 19:00 local | 08:00 GMT	23rd Match, Super 12 Group 2 - India v A2
01 Nov 2020 N 19:00 local | 08:00 GMT	29th Match, Super 12 Group 2 - England v India
06 Nov 2020 14:00 local | 03:00 GMT	37th Match, Super 12 Group 1 - Pakistan v B2
06 Nov 2020 N 19:00 local | 08:00 GMT	38th Match, Super 12 Group 1 - Australia v New Zealand
07 Nov 2020 N 19:00 local | 08:00 GMT	40th Match, Super 12 Group 1 - West Indies v A1
15 Nov 2020 N 19:00 local | 08:00 GMT	Final - TBD v TBD

Curator: Tony Ware
Playing area: 172.9m long, 147.8m wide

One of the world's largest and most famous sporting venues, the 100,000-seat MCG was originally built for cricket in 1854 and was the main stadium for the 1956 Olympics and the venue for the 1992 World Cup final which saw Pakistan beat England.

Australia played their first test against England at the MCG in 1877, winning by 45 runs, and the hosts. The ground also brought a test record crowd of 91,112 on Boxing Day, 2013.