Eden Gardens Stadium located in Kolkata, West Bengal is one of the biggest sporting centers of India. Eden Garden holds a special place of interest in the history of Indian cricket. At one stage stadium holds more than one lakh people capacity, has now been reduced to a little more than 66,000 after the stadium underwent renovation before the 2011 World Cup.
Eden Gardens Stadium hosted its first Test in 1934, with India hosting England. While the Test match came early, it had to wait until 1987 to host its first ODI, against Pakistan.
Owner | : The Cricket Association of Bengal |
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End Names | : High Court End, Pavilion End |
Home Team | : Kolkata Knight Riders |
Establishment | : 1864 |
Seating Capacity | : 66,000 |
Media Box Capacity | : 150 |
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Media Conf Hall Capacity | : 125 |
Playing Area | : 70-80 sq. yards |
Floodlights | : 4 |
Stand | : Club House |
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Blocks | : Block - B, C, D, D1, E, F, F1, G, G1, H, H1, J, K and Balck L. |
Airport | : 20 Kms |
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Railway | : 3 Kms |
Local Transport | : Metro Railway, Circular Railway, Buses and Taxis |
Landmark | : Akashwani Bhavan, Governors residence |
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