About PK Tribune

We list cricket grounds from every country that has one on record — from the great Test venues to county outgrounds and club ovals — with capacity, city, opening year, owners, operators, architects and home teams, and we rank them by size and by age.

There is no news here and no match reports: just a reference catalogue you can browse by country, sort by capacity or search by name.

All facts come from Wikidata, the free knowledge base, under the CC0 licence. Grounds with too few recorded facts are listed by name only on their country page. If something is wrong or missing, write to us and we will correct it at the open source.

Photographs of the grounds come from Wikimedia Commons under free licences: every photo carries its author and licence, and the full list is on the image credits page.

Teams and leagues — national sides, franchises, county and state teams, their home grounds, coaches, captains and the seasons they won — are also from Wikidata. The club finder lists cricket clubs, nets and local grounds from business listings compiled from public map and web sources, checked October 2026: address, town, website and opening hours only. Listings that are already a ground of the register or a team with a profile are merged, not repeated; shops, closed venues and listings without an address are left out. Council areas of UK clubs come from the ONS Postcode Directory (Open Government Licence).

Data sources

• Wikidata — cricket grounds, stadiums and teams (CC0)
• Wikidata: cricket field (Q682943)
• Wikimedia Commons — photographs of grounds and team logos (free licences)
• Business listings compiled from public map and web sources, checked October 2026 — clubs and local grounds: address, website, hours
• ONS Postcode Directory via postcodes.io — council areas of UK clubs (Open Government Licence)

Independent catalogue — not affiliated with the ICC, national boards or the grounds listed.

Questions, corrections or data requests: [email protected].