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National Cricket Stadium Grenada, West Indies

St George's, Grenada

Also or formerly known as Queen's Park (New)
Established 1999
Flood Light No
End Name River End, D'arbeau End

Records and statistics
First TestWest Indies v New Zealand, 28 Jun - 02 Jul 2002
Last TestWest Indies v England, 21-25, Apr 2015
First ODIWest Indies v Australia, 14-Apr-1999
Last ODIWest Indies v Ireland, 12-Jan-2020
Only T20IWest Indies v Ireland, 15-Jan-2020

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