Scores	Upcoming	Results
Pakistan vs South Africa - 1st Test 1st Test - Bangladesh v West Indies - February 03-07, 03:30 GMT 2nd Test - Pakistan v South Africa - February 04-08, 05:30 GMT 3rd ODI - Afghanistan v Ireland at Abu Dhabi Afghanistan won by 36 runs 3rd ODI - Bangladesh v West Indies at Chittagong Bangladesh won by 120 runs

Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium Rawalpindi, Pakistan

Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium Rawalpindi

Phone No. +92-51-724717
Established 1992
Capacity 15,000
Flood Light Yes
End Name Pavilion End, Shell End

Records and statistics
First Test	Pakistan v Zimbabwe, 09-14, Dec 1993
Last Test	Pakistan v Bangladesh, 07-10, Feb 2020
First ODI	Pakistan v Sri Lanka, 16-Jan-1992
Last ODI	Pakistan v Zimbabwe, 03-Nov-2020
Only T20I	Pakistan v Zimbabwe, 10-Nov-2020

Ground Fixtures
Date & time	Detail
04 Feb - 08 Feb 2021 10:30 local \| 05:30 GMT	2nd Test - Pakistan v South Africa

Scores	Upcoming	Results
Pakistan vs South Africa - 1st Test 1st Test - Bangladesh v West Indies - February 03-07, 03:30 GMT 2nd Test - Pakistan v South Africa - February 04-08, 05:30 GMT 3rd ODI - Afghanistan v Ireland at Abu Dhabi Afghanistan won by 36 runs 3rd ODI - Bangladesh v West Indies at Chittagong Bangladesh won by 120 runs

Pakistan Updates

Fawad Alam hits ton as Pakistan gain upper hand [+]

The hosts recovered from a precarious position and now lead by 88.

South Africa fight back on 14-wicket opening day [+]

Having bowled the visitors out for 220, Pakistan were a precarious 33 for 4 at stumps.

England start summer with New Zealand Test Series [+]

England men will start their home summer with two Tests against world's number one side New Zealand.

Babar Azam returns for South Africa Test series [+]

Pakistan name fresh-faced squad for home Test series against South Africa.

Jamieson six for gives hosts victory on day four [+]

Kyle Jamieson picked up 11 wickets in the match helps New Zealand to massive innings win and No. 1 on the rankings.

Williamson hits Double as New Zealand Punish Pakistan [+]

Kane Williamson 237, Henry Nicholls 157, Daryl Mitchell 102*, New Zealand declared on 659/6 -- a lead of 362 runs.