Scores | Upcoming | Results |
1st ODI - Ireland v South Africa at Abu Dhabi
South Africa won by 139 runs 2nd Test - India v Bangladesh at Kanpur
India won by 7 wickets |
First Test | India v England, 05-08, Jan 1934 |
Last Test | India v Bangladesh, 22-24, Nov 2019 |
First ODI | India v Pakistan, 18-Feb-1987 |
Last ODI | South Africa v Australia, 16-Nov-2023 |
First T20I | India v England, 29-Oct-2011 |
Last T20I | India v West Indies, 20-Feb-2022 |
Date & time | Detail |
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22 Jan 2025 N 19:00 local | 13:30 GMT |
1st T20I - India v England |
Curator Probir Mukherjee
Eden Gardens is the earliest cricket ground in India and also one of the best in the world. It was established in the year 1864 and has the biggest housing as compared to all the grounds in the world.
Eden Gardens holds the difference of being the biggest cricketing facility in the world. It is a dream-come-true for all the cricketers in the world, when they play in this spectacular and enormous lavish green ground. Offering of the biggest sitting agreement in the world, the average number of guests in the suits has never been less than 50,000.
The ground is always filled with individuals, who encourage the players and keep their desires in existence. However, on the other hand, audience assault has secured some of the key suits performed on this ground.
Eden Gardens, today, are basking in the wonder and has achieved the best of success. Whether it was the impressive India-Australia Test match at 2001, or the hat-trick clinched by India rewriter, Harbhajan Singh, against Australia or South Africa's return into International cricket, or even suits against the arch-rivals Pakistan, Eden Gardens has always been known to produce some of the most interesting and dazzling cricket activities. The ground is also the home ground of Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR), a series of the recently started Indian Premier League (IPL).
Scores | Upcoming | Results |
1st ODI - Ireland v South Africa at Abu Dhabi
South Africa won by 139 runs 2nd Test - India v Bangladesh at Kanpur
India won by 7 wickets |