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Brian Lara Stadium Trinidad, West Indies

Tarouba, San Fernando, Trinidad and Tobago

Phone No. +1 868-781-3634
Established 2017
Capacity 15,000
Flood Light Yes
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Only T20IWest Indies v India, 29-Jul-2022

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