1. Brabourne Stadium

2. Bharat Ratna Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee Ekana Cricket Stadium

3. Eden Gardens

The Eden Gardens Stadium is located in the city of Calcutta, West Bengal, India. It is home to the Bengal cricket team and Kolkata Knight Riders in the Indian Premier League of Cricket, besides being the main stage of the India national cricket team. This stadium is the largest cricket stadium in India with a capacity for 68,000 spectators although before the 1987 Cricket World Cup, the capacity was said to be approximately 120,000, however, there are no official figures to support this. However, it will remain the second largest cricket stadium in the world, behind the Melbourne Cricket Ground in Australia and is also the second largest stadium in India behind Salt Lake Stadium.
4. Eden Park

5. ANZ Stadium

Melbourne Cricket Ground (abbreviated MCG) is a sports stadium in Melbourne, Australia. With a capacity of 100,000 spectators, this stadium is the largest in Australia and the eighth largest in the world, and is one of the most famous cricket stadiums in the world. Test matches that bring together the Australian cricket national team with their international opponents that take place on Boxing Day (December 26) are held annually in this stadium. In addition to cricket matches, the stadium is also often used for Australian football matches (especially the AFL Grand Final match in September). The Melbourne Cricket Ground is also the main stadium of the 1956 Melbourne Olympics and the 2006 Commonwealth Games. In addition, music concerts and other sports matches such as rugby and international football are also sometimes carried out in this stadium. The stadium was built in 1853 and opened a year later. At that time the only stands had around 2,000 seats. Until the 1970s, the stadium accommodated more than 120,000 spectators. The record for the largest number of viewers was around 130,000 at a religious program hosted by Billy Graham in 1959. Since then, renovations and safety regulations have reduced its capacity so that it now only holds 100,000 spectators.
7. Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground

8. Arbab Niaz Stadium

9. Arnos Vale Stadium

10. Bangabandhu National Stadium

11. Barsapara Stadium

12. Bellerive Oval

13. Bourda

14. Brian Lara Stadium

15. Buffalo Park

16. Central Broward Regional Park

17. County Cricket Ground

18. Darren Sammy Cricket Ground

19. Docklands Stadium

20. Dubai International Cricket Stadium

21. Edgbaston Cricket Ground

22. Fapla International Cricket Ground

23. Feroz Shah Kotla Ground

24. Gaddafi Stadium

25. Greater Toronto Area Cricket Stadium

26. Greenfield Stadium

27. Gwalior International Cricket Stadium

28. HPCA Stadium

29. Harare Sports Club

30. Headingley

31. Holkar Cricket Stadium

32. Iqbal Stadium

33. JSCA International Cricket Stadium

34. Jinnah Stadium

KD Singh Babu Stadium was built in 1957. The ground is situated in the heart of Lucknow city, Hazratganjjak of Wardali.
36. Khan Shaheb Osman Ali Stadium

37. Lal Bahadur Shastri Stadium

The Lancaster Park is a stadium in the New Zealand town of Christchurch. It seats 43,000 spectators and is the venue for numerous sports such as Rugby Union, Rugby League, Cricket, Football and Athletics. Main users of the stadium are the rugby union teams Crusaders and Canterbury Rugby Football Union.
39. Lord's

40. M. Chinnaswamy Stadium

41. MA Aziz Stadium

42. MA Chidambaram Stadium

43. Madhavrao Scindia Cricket Ground

44. Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium

45. Malahide Cricket Club Ground

46. Mangaung Oval

47. McLean Park

48. Mulpani Cricket Stadium

Mulpani Cricket Ground is a cricket stadium in Kathmandu, Nepal. There are two stadium one International ground which is under construction and another is National stadium which is practice ground for Nepal's national team.
49. Multan Cricket Stadium

50. Nalanda International Cricket Stadium

51. National Stadium

52. Nehru Stadium

53. Nehru Stadium, Pune

Nehru Stadium (former club of Maharashtra) is a sports ground in Pune city of Maharashtra. This stadium is a multi-purpose stadium in Pune, India. The ground capacity built in 1969 was 25,000.
54. Newcastle Number 1 Sports Ground

55. Newlands Cricket Ground

56. Niaz Stadium

57. North Marine Road Ground

58. Old Trafford

59. Owen Delany Park

60. P. Sara Oval

61. PCA-IS Bindra Stadium

62. Perth Stadium

The Perth Stadium for sponsorship reasons called Optus Stadium is a multipurpose stadium located in the city of Perth, Australia. Its construction finished at the end of 2017 and was officially inaugurated on January 21, 2018. It is mainly used for the practice of Australian Rules football and cricket. The stadium has a capacity of more than 60,000 people, making it the third largest stadium in Australia. The stadium can be expanded to 65,000 seats for rectangular sports such as rugby and soccer. On November 8, 2017, it was announced by the Western Australia government that the stadium would be officially known as Optus Stadium, by agreement with Optus, Australia's second largest telecommunications company, for the 10-year appointment rights that they are estimated to be worth approximately $50 million.
63. Providence Stadium

64. Purbachal International Cricket Arena

65. Qayyum Stadium

66. Quaid-e-Azam Stadium

67. Queen's Park

68. Queen's Park Oval

69. Queens Sports Club

70. Queenstown Events Centre

71. R. Premadasa Stadium

Pakistan is set to construct its largest cricket stadium by the name of Rafi Cricket Stadium and it's located in Bahria Town in Karachi. When completed it will be one of the largest stadium in the world, and the largest in Pakistan.
73. Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium

74. Rangiri Dumbulla Stadium

75. Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium

76. Riverside Ground

77. Roop Singh Stadium

78. Rose Bowl

79. SWALEC Stadium

80. Sabina Park

81. Sahara Stadium Kingsmead

82. Saifai International Cricket Stadium

83. Sardar Patel Stadium

84. Saurashtra Cricket Association Stadium

85. Sawai Mansingh Stadium

86. Shaheed Chandu Stadium

87. Shaheed Mohtarama Benazir Bhutto International Cricket Stadium

88. Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International Cricket Stadium

Raipur International Cricket Stadium is the second largest cricket stadium in India and the fourth largest in the world. It has a total seating capacity of 65,000 people. The first match was played here in 2010. During this time the Canadian national team came here to play practice match with Chhattisgarh state team. Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International Cricket Stadium Raipur became the base of dust, the association is not getting profit even after being the second largest stadium in the country.
89. Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium

90. Sheikh Abu Naser Stadium

91. Sheikh Kamal International Stadium, Cox's Bazar

92. Sheikh Zayed Cricket Stadium

93. Sher-e-Bangla Cricket Stadium

94. Sir Vivian Richards Stadium

95. St George's Park

96. St Lawrence Ground

97. SuperSport Park

98. Sydney Cricket Ground

99. Sylhet International Cricket Stadium

100. The Gabba

101. The Grange Club

102. The Oval

103. Trent Bridge

104. Vidarbha Cricket Association Ground

105. Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium

106. WACA Ground

107. Wanderers Stadium

108. Wankhede Stadium

109. Westpac Stadium

110. Willowmoore Park

111. Windsor Park

112. Zohur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium

113. Adelaide Oval

The Adelaide Oval is a multipurpose stadium located in the city of Adelaide, Australia. It is mainly used for the practice of cricket and Australian rules football, and occasionally for football and rugby. Reconstructions between 2008 and 2014, costing $575,000,000 increased the seating capacity of the stadium of 34000 to 55583. The clubs of Australian football, Adelaide Crows and Port Adelaide returned to the stadium, leaving the football Park. As for cricket, the Southern Redbacks of the Sheffield Shield and the One Day Cup play there, as well as the Adelaide Strikers of the Big Bash League.