As fans get ready for the World Cup, here's a lowdown on the most picturesque cricket stadia in the world
Newlands, framed by Table Mountain and Devil's Peak, is a must-visit cricket stadium with picture-perfect aesthetics.
Nestled in Otago and embraced by the majestic 'The Remarkables' mountain range, Queenstown Events Centre or John Davies Oval stands as a breathtaking cricket stadium.
Dharamsala Cricket Stadium, situated 4,110 feet above sea level, offers a stunning backdrop of the Himalayas and hosted Pakistan as the first international team.
Nestled between the Indian Ocean and Galle Fort, this cricket ground is renowned for its breathtaking setting. After the devastating 2004 tsunami, the stadium was painstakingly rebuilt
Regarded as the ultimate destination for cricket enthusiasts, the iconic Lord's Cricket Ground, founded by Thomas Lord in 1814, features a renowned balcony that provides a magnificent vantage point to witness both the sprawling field and the thrilling matches.
The Melbourne Cricket Ground, known for its rich cricketing heritage, adds to the grandeur of Australian cricket and stands as an internationally renowned stadium, epitomising iconic sporting venues globally.
The Sheikh Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi, UAE, has captivated cricket enthusiasts worldwide, despite UAE not being among the traditional cricket-playing nations.